https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dd4e643bb7adf3b7b7f1609485420c85.pdf d5fd9889cdfc6c3a62254edce78e7078 PDF Text Text ,. .. . •• '. I . t I I • • I~ ' Woman's World Service ... .•. - l .. .. .. .. ·..- lnJercti:lt""-ltb 0011 !Gr "the gift whlcll OIIIT God can give, of pe..C.,." Hi. dld aat mentiol VIetnam, tbougb he DUlde II clear before he einne to the ahrlna that he .Charlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992-5292 . . waa leaving tha searel! for Vleillamese peace to the governmel\ll! of man whne he turlled to; God ill prayer lor It, MEIGS THEATRE ,..,...,,o. llicl ,,},, . the. hilt - ·.ty Is aiiD ill a stale of need ·• Of hunger It hai ' of the Shrine of ' '' of Faulna, to JiiJ appearance, and that of lhe 1118DY piJ&Iiml who had .' .. •: . W~ fix Sunday • . •! Open Friday .Night Until · 8 . have fried cbjc!cen for SuDdaJ 0 0 I I 0 0 ·, ·I 'I_; ' . .-....; • Tbe crowd picked up her name and it raag through !be ahrlne and the bills around it. It . 1 '0 Papa! ViVI 0 Papa!" rose Jb. harmony as the crowd cried in' "Tbe Pope. Long ··. ,• . ~ ~ I r··' ' ... ,_., , 'f/' ' . SI:JNDAY, IMY 14, 1967 . March In New York F . ..·O ~ f ·U. S. ·Men In Vietnam . ' ,, ' ~,.,.. ' •. THREE St. \ ,32PAGE$ ~ \~ ' <?pen Saturday Night Until 9 THE BOX ' ,, '· .t:' . :Remember 1l'llm folb 1111!11 to •• ., MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS · ·dmner seven days a week PortUguese COUIItrysk!e. inarW the iOth anniversary · of the abrllle. ~~ Is built on lhe apot wbere three peasant ebiJdren in 11117 aald they had a visloil of lhe Blessed VIrgin. 'The aole eurvlvor of ~ ·' ehlldren, now Sisler Lucla, a ~ '· year-old nun In a clolslel'ed \ I ,, cne• tmts Center 'fer . days i.'taciJIIIg the. bftly llirlJle tbniuih . the'. + .') ' ape~~t '\ - .' $1.35 o o o o o o o o 0 0 0 0 o • o o 3 Pie"" Tender, Tuty Chicken Pluo all tbe tlimmin's (A eomplete banquet for one) lHRIFT BOX · ·· ·.. · · ........ · ·.. $2.50 U Pieceo Cblcken Only THE BUCKET .... ·.... ·······••·· $3.95 15 Pieces Kentucl<y Fried Chicken 1 Plnt Craoklin' Gravy Hot Rolls (Serve• 5 to 7) THE BARREL .. ·.... · · .. ·.. · ·.. .. $5.25 21 Pieeea Col Sanders' Cblcken Toke it from lie ColiJIIIl .•• "if'• Jins•liclU' fOII!t'ct eot.ciNit IAIIIIIM' IIECII'I Ktatwklt fritd Ckflka. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO .The Pomeroy National Bank -·' ' I ,I •. ' OF POMEROY In the Sllte of Ohio, at the Cloae of Bllliness on April 25 1987 Pub Ushed In reaponse to call made by Comptroller of the CUrrency un. der Section 52il, U.S. Revised Statutea. ' ASSETS Cash, balances With other hanka, and caoh ltema In proceu of collection ----·------·------------ ,1,165,549.47 United State• Government oblltatlone direct and guaranteed ___ , ____ : ____ ·-·--------- 3•040990"' • ..w ObUKBtlone of Sjatea and poUtlcaJ oubdtvlalona ------548,847.88 Otber bonda, note1, and debenturea · 1,742.60 -------·--------Loalll and dlscounu 3,917,085.52 ------------------------------- Filed llletl -------------------------------------- 107,522.21 --------·----------------------------- 19,821.&3 Other aueto l.-,_ TOTAL ASSETS .......- ........................................_ P.'T99,8&8.14 '• LIABILITIES Demand deposlu of indlvlduale, pll1Derllhtps, and corporation• ----------------------------- ,2,629,732.29 Time and savlnp deposita of lndlvldualo, partnerships, and corpouUon• --------·--------- 4,887,657.98 Deposlll of United Slates Government ------------- 12,184.83 D41poaill of Sllte1 and poUUcal aubdlv!Jtona -------712,040.78 Certified and officer•' cheek1, eta. -----------------TOTAL DEPOSITS --------------- ,8,280,407.72 Total demand depotlta --------- ,3,229,249.77 Total Ume and IIVinll depoait.a __ *5.051,167.98 38,792.07 ,,, ., TOTAL LlABIUTJES -----------------------· .,,280,407.72 Common lltock-totaJ CAP~AL ACCOUNTS par ue ......................................... t 100,000.00 No. ahares authorlled-4000 No. aharetoutltandlnt-4000 \ lurplua ----------------------------·----------- soo,ooo.oo Undl¥ided ptoflts .......... ........., 118,951.42 •••••--•• P~~-e••~~z&~~ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ~ 618,961.42 ----------------- TQTAI. UAliiLITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS_ ..,7119,868.14 · J, MAXINB GRIFFITH. Calhler, of the abovt-name4 bank do hereby ~!' ~-t1ti1 report of condition II true and correct to ijle bell of Ill)' ...... andbeUef. w-• MAXINE GRIFFITH We, llla·Udll'llpe4 cUrecton attut the correctneaa of t1t11 .. part of tolldllloa 1114 dtclan lllat It h11 been -mined by ua and to lila belt of Gill' llllowledlt·and ·beltef Ill true and comet. ., EDISON HOBSTETI'IR :WARREN PICKINS Dlrectorl IUION WDKS ...__. " ' Specially equipped Belved.-re Bonus Specials al reduced price:. man. SyractUe MYF Group Enjoy• Hayride ' turned to tlte Run Meth- odist Churdl for a wiener roast. leaders wtsh to gtve apecrecognltlon to members of the Forest Run Church tor prcvldlng an experience of Christ· ian fellowship among the youth. SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Jolln Slt1ickland, Woodville, are announcIng tbe birth ol a son, J o h Richard II, horn April 29 at the 11 Year-Old Belie-val. Te : Have Drowned ·Jn ·livtr . SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Charge Junior MYF held a hay· , and hiking trip Saturday, ; 22, to Horse Cave area. 75 youth .. - Banus Sale savings all yaurs tals I hi • ·-·· ' ··,;.. • ;j/.r .. ' ' st. Vincent'a Hospital, Toledo. The Infant weighed lour pounds, 13 ounces. Grandparenll a Flo Strickland and Mr. and M!'ll, Baslllo Pomeroy. AUXHJARY TO MEET LAKllN - The Lakin Auxilt· ary will hold Its regular month· ly meetlng on Wednesday, 17tll, DeJIDDIDI( at !V I. ·m, Laldn, nasoNDrive·ln n 'll 8~ oquiPI*f Plymouthtl Bpoctolly IOducod .,......, H'ttl yourt oiJDW - · worklllll PlymoUth Doalal't big Bonuo Sole. Comotn ana get-Itt oavlngton lonus Special Pury, ltlvllltrt 1114 Vtllont modols. Win· ycHHYtf c1t111 on wild new larracudu too. And to ,... ... - · In tht rltiM ~ ..... 1111 top.quollty o111r1, coonplmtntt 01 w- w..ur . '· . 111 yaur Plymautb . Cb~!-'ll!Jn Heother N•rt~ PLUS "VtLLAOI OP THI OIANTI" Tommy Jobnny Kirk Crawford ' ...,.....~~.-.. \1 ., ' I " -- FRIDAY tnd SATURDAY MJr 12-1a "GITH Jack ' ..,u ............. ,. -· 'I .,-·;. - .. '' 1.·~ ·'' I '. • '' ' "..&{~ ' ;, ::I~ I 'l'. 0 . _.., .j' ' ·, •I ' ,. ,.· 't' . ~ TOM RUE MOTORS s.t~tharelA~:-rt,ow• ' t \ j ,. '··- ' I' J ,' �'/ ,. ' '' ' ..• ' ., 14; '198'7 Cook Succeeds Philip Sp()m As Director of OVEC And IKEC . I ~~dl~lMh'~ .' .,.. .. ' '~· ' ' . ,,' • "' ' I . J: I ?¥{'~~$l~ia!f.~~~llil.t ~1¢f" ' I c·ofCto . BUild Float . .' You can;,have .. ~ ~ j "'' ) '• ·confidence; in •' Gallia Native Stanley·A,Saunder·t •' , · W!NNERil IN THE KyCampaign Underway In· Monument · by Lafayette Post 27, •. irlgton EleJDentary School receiVIng Carol Dailey, L. A. Guinther, Jeff Nelson, Adkins; Second Row- Chief of Po!!~e· Brian Kemp, Cathy Wall, · 'Commander. Standing contest was we,.dof If• tbe belt 'I""M.!.d COIIIoi · til bOlp YO!& · cbooooo a -~· JIISIDo . orial - anrl.~ .... II<IDlpany in town Vietnam SPECrAL . . pany .... ODtnlllt • FOR MOTHER You Kids Bring Motbor In Person For New Quaner to Tile SHAKE .. . SHOPPE . . ' Cl1sses Begin June 8 Sunilay May 14 Complete Diploma Courses Offered for Both Men and Women 1nd We Will TrNI Htf.ToA FREE ' sURPRISE TREAT GALLIPOLIS IUSINESS COLLEGE ' ~• .•••n•• .. . .. •l • lnd GIFT SHOP Best • Servtce Qua\ity No. l Salesmen Best Produd Dec! j P.Wee,..041)· l'o\te It .PACESETTER SALE!. -~ ~ --- ~ EXTRA SPECIAL DISCOUNTs· ~- iW; .' ,.,''..,l Pl.' •J ...qron 110 Con---~ lport oplien ,' ti ,on all CAMEROS STOP I I LOOK!! READ!! !,., . ,.. ' ,, I I • Ages Manoriillf;. We reo spect their judai-Jt Y<>~& am,loo. Stanley A. Sauaclers ·Monument 352 Third Aw. Gollipollo, Ohio Ph. 446-1177 Colleg... Lovel Business Tr•ining means Better Jobs with Higher Pay Write, visit, or call 446-4367 For Complete Information '\ . llll A . . for Seala)8!'io; Raolk a! / . I '.. SPECIAL SAL£1 ON OLDSMOBILES Large Selection If you warit to bey an Olds. Don't miss this Sale Thi$ meS'!Iage is spontc'ired by the Rock of Ages Cor- poration, Barre, Vermont to recoEnize the public-spirited serv1ce offered by one of its out standing Authorized Dealers. �'/ ,. ' '' ' ..• ' ., 14; '198'7 Cook Succeeds Philip Sp()m As Director of OVEC And IKEC . I ~~dl~lMh'~ .' .,.. .. ' '~· ' ' . ,,' • "' ' I . J: I ?¥{'~~$l~ia!f.~~~llil.t ~1¢f" ' I c·ofCto . BUild Float . .' You can;,have .. ~ ~ j "'' ) '• ·confidence; in •' Gallia Native Stanley·A,Saunder·t •' , · W!NNERil IN THE KyCampaign Underway In· Monument · by Lafayette Post 27, •. irlgton EleJDentary School receiVIng Carol Dailey, L. A. Guinther, Jeff Nelson, Adkins; Second Row- Chief of Po!!~e· Brian Kemp, Cathy Wall, · 'Commander. Standing contest was we,.dof If• tbe belt 'I""M.!.d COIIIoi · til bOlp YO!& · cbooooo a -~· JIISIDo . orial - anrl.~ .... II<IDlpany in town Vietnam SPECrAL . . pany .... ODtnlllt • FOR MOTHER You Kids Bring Motbor In Person For New Quaner to Tile SHAKE .. . SHOPPE . . ' Cl1sses Begin June 8 Sunilay May 14 Complete Diploma Courses Offered for Both Men and Women 1nd We Will TrNI Htf.ToA FREE ' sURPRISE TREAT GALLIPOLIS IUSINESS COLLEGE ' ~• .•••n•• .. . .. •l • lnd GIFT SHOP Best • Servtce Qua\ity No. l Salesmen Best Produd Dec! j P.Wee,..041)· l'o\te It .PACESETTER SALE!. -~ ~ --- ~ EXTRA SPECIAL DISCOUNTs· ~- iW; .' ,.,''..,l Pl.' •J ...qron 110 Con---~ lport oplien ,' ti ,on all CAMEROS STOP I I LOOK!! READ!! !,., . ,.. ' ,, I I • Ages Manoriillf;. We reo spect their judai-Jt Y<>~& am,loo. Stanley A. Sauaclers ·Monument 352 Third Aw. Gollipollo, Ohio Ph. 446-1177 Colleg... Lovel Business Tr•ining means Better Jobs with Higher Pay Write, visit, or call 446-4367 For Complete Information '\ . llll A . . for Seala)8!'io; Raolk a! / . I '.. SPECIAL SAL£1 ON OLDSMOBILES Large Selection If you warit to bey an Olds. Don't miss this Sale Thi$ meS'!Iage is spontc'ired by the Rock of Ages Cor- poration, Barre, Vermont to recoEnize the public-spirited serv1ce offered by one of its out standing Authorized Dealers. �' I ' ... , .. . ' '. ' SUNnAr .""ITE rAPER .· ' . '· ·, ·'' . . ... . . : , .. '· " ' . I ' " ' .I ' ' I PI1JLIIlliD IY Tlfl OlllO YAUIY PUILJSHING COMPANY ,.; .• • ;~.:.1' . WASHINGTON - The need really wants to take on this bly destructive. even to the In· Nell Y,ork ~erald . •ndj 'cUy .ihat lhe 110mw, progm. , crand InqueSt Into labor~ pasty job; but taken on It must leresis of the workers thorn· the New York Mirror, ~. siv~ deellne in the IJIIInber a1 _ lltcllofd 1. OtH1I, Ptlblllher Clllltfr 1'111111fhlll. l:rtc. Edi!Gt: 1~;j~~;. relallonsbiPII In be, ellber by this or the Con- selves. Perhaps 111en In newspeper liJ newsps~rs ·has b~n aoVtr11011 Oilot,.e;Ad•. IIIII'• . BINrl Jr., 11... ~~ ·. \• ' lbe first of real gress to be elected next year, For a journalist to write In work are prone to overs!ite Its cdm nied 6 8 progr~slte cleo Jimlf••· lliii!Mf, Alit. Dlr. and scope and raw cour- If plain national Interest is to this way is, of course, to raise value and to overlament )1!1" re• part:. of old common gs~ sllree the late S.n. Robert be protected and preserved. some suspicion' ot per~onal ln· morse less contractkm of ;.1!1~ In- ety and the old commo ;ole~ Taft forced another Con- In a word, the .times cry out teres!. It is, therefore, neces- dustry. If so, It Is at al~ t!Vents le tual ferment lhat •ha3'. nl'J!!e greu to face up ta a ajmilar for a new Taft; a new crisis sary to enter a personal ex- surely not t~ violent an "fag- M~nha(tan li place oi 8 chii]ll problem· two deeades ago, can demands a new labor act to planatiOn. geratlon o( simple real~ .,For, an da s lrit now 'rorever~e. no longer be honestly In doubt. strengthen the Tart - Hartley The labor squeeze that has the death of a newspePi'l'; ~· a . If thi; 18 s eclal pi ~ jig In tl1osa days just after the Ad of 2D years ago. Desper- destroyed t~e. New York World good deal more, than tile death, then let 11 be But IS !heal: W~lt Mason, In one of bls prose poems Second World War the power of ately nee~ now are new de£- Journal Tribune has undeniably say, of a firm making lawn 1 u'te that? · 1 just about sums up the case for Mother organized labor had clearly be- inltions Of, and new controls to some small extent affected mowers or one Issuing cosmet- Y q 1 ' . in these words: come tao great and too unre- over, thos" kinds of strikes this correspondent's pocket- ics or laundry soap. . . ', lt Is p $ale p•edlcticn 'IJ!il~ 1 "Mother-sits with weary lingers, and strained. True enough, in '30• whicb are more thon simple hook, since his column had ap- When a newspaper di~s, I e public and a. Congress. \~ 'lona · a d!IY lor acknowledgement of bend and acbine head, th• seesaw had been weight- economic contests between lab- peared In that paper. Still, It victims are not merely Its em· harassed by little men like Ber"Sewing and darning for the children, that we owe rriotber - YOlll' mol!d toward management. But by or and management and which appears in some 200 others, so ployees and lis owners. The vic- trjm Powers, a New York Iowbile they're Q\eep In bed. . ours. , the time Tart went into action are denying the elementary perhaps one may jusUy say that tims are all sort~ of 'J!t!OPif, <Ill · president of the lnterna· "Mother's up before the sunrise, up to the balance had long since turn- needs or the people. JUildian of ·our youth, the in· private mercanme motives rich, poor and middling, who tiQ!Ial Typographical Union, are of our maturity-that's mother. labor and moll, ed too far the other way, Twice within recent weeks here are not really very strong. lost subtle things that o/e lr- gOlD$ to do something at last "Thinl!ing ever of the others, In the you &ve~ tried to write what Is through the Wagner Act of the arrogant.labor bosses have gone ·For what, hill! happened· in replaceably parts of Anierican a&ut what these . Berlrams the aubjeet of Mother? wear round of toil." Franklin D. Roosevelt era. lar beyond the limits of toter- New York is nothing less than life abuve and beyond the mere have been doing so long. What is a home without a Mother? will blind your eyes. Now it is time again to move arlee. a-disaster tO the people's right bread and butler. Certaltrllghls ·' " That we'll never realize till the light has suffered for you more It right a new imbalance. 1he First, they have caused a to knowledge. A vast city that and shadows go out of lfving, Po~ers bas call~d f~r .~ Cort enyoneelse on eartll. She hllll slaved of life has faded from the kind and pa- present Congress knows this. totally unjustified partial black- once offered a choice of 16 never to come back again. And grcss1onal mvesbgation mto unselfiShly inore tban any other tient eyes. lhe demiSe of the New Yo~k When the implements of labor fall The very air In the Capitol Is out of television service. And newspapers now has a choice grayness comes in. She bd·given to you more affecfull of a reluctant recognition now they have assassinated yet of three. And the same crude Perhaps it is fanciful, for " World Journal Tribune. He !s unheeded from her hand and the loving i·tblm anyone else. that once again labor has be- another newspaper in New York and insatiable labor union d.. lustra lion but It has lang see 4 v~ likely to get It - and, it " mother still lives, a visit with voice Is silent, then at last we'll under- come too privileged lllld too lr- again by demonstrably ex- mands that have now destroyed ed to this colunnist, an ex-1\c . very likely, too, .that Its results will mean mQre to her than stand. responsible. treme, demonstrably unfair de- the World Journal Tribune had Yorker by adoption who was Iwill not be pleasmg to Bertram Whether your mother still lives or has ever know. Nobody, and neither party, mands that are also demonstra- not long before also sunk the once deeply fond of ,the. g~eatPowers. . a common bunch of daisies will passed to the Great Beyond, the greatest gift you can bestow upon her today is ' < "*n mon!"tl!an a earload of orchids af- your attendance at church In her honor. '· ' - she's &olit.' wu.on. tht M~ther's Day ' Down to Earth, You Social Rebels A racent report of the American Medleal Associatlin states that the majority ol drug abusers In ths country are young peop)e under the age ol 30. Coincidentally, but not aceidenlaUy, ont or the slo.ans of these young people Is, .. ·,jou can•t trust anyone over 30." · Even if we view the thing in the best pos•ible llsht - change tile word "Abus~rs" to "etperlme)Iters" and Jr&nl that the younger seneratlon hao good reason W be disoat!slled with . the' world they are aeheduled to ln~rit - the whole youth protest movemen1 Is basically self • deflatlne. Short ol kllllna themselves or wrecking lbelr mlndt - IU aome of them are doing - todiY''s yonths will survive the all-toon..tlng years of their 20s and wake up one day to find themselves In the not - tobe - trusted eatesory. What will their slobe !ben! Neither can the ooclal rebels reject "tbe ,rew•t world' and bu~ the brave, new and llilpumul world they talk so much":•bout li(Jetly fl:pm ocratch. ':i "No one:· says Dr. John A. Logan; Jr., 1•• president of Hollins College, ''can l i v e without a knowledge of history In t h e broa~~st sense unless he Is prepared to repeat all the mistakes of the past. "No one can live entirely by reference to present problems and concerns. Perapectlve is everything." We can't l.oow where we are &oinl without a knowledge of the probably consequence& of our acli, and only SO!]lt ref.. erence to the accumulated eiJ)eritnces of mankin~ can provide that. knowled&e. The hippies, the acid - heads, the arassamokers - lolus - eaters all - say they are involved in a gear<h for their "r e a I selves." But, says Logan, each or us needs tD answer not only the que9tion, "Who am l't' but also, "Where em I?" We all live at a certain point In an evolving continuum of time. No quest for personal values can bo successful ercept for references to where our preesnt staJld.. ards came froll' fl'"'~ how and why Uley developed as they did. _..,n ''St Paul i.s t~· n:.evant as Sartre, . -and ••, Thomas tefferson has at least as much to tell us about our •ociety as Ayn Rand," Logan says. Fortunately, the under - 30s can't stop the calendar. It Is to lie hoped that the lnevi.bl' psssing or time will bring them not only age and cooling passions but the wisdom !o enablf lt!em to relate their youthful dreams to the world as it is, and perhapo challi• It for the better. INGELS FURNITURE f. HERE'S WHAT YOUGETI elutton • Hollywood Headliearcl e Metal Bed Frame • IN MIDDLEPORT Sale Starts Tomorrow At9a.m. Mother's Day, '67 Many Un-Advertised Specials All Over The Stor~ll Save 30%--Save 40% Save Even 50% OFF . SALE! During This Great Sale1 Complete Maple Bed with Foot Board, Bdx Spring lind Quilted Mattress • $ 99 95 • · 0 SALE! SALE! I Maple & Walnut, head. board. Mattress and box spring in beautful imported damask ticking. $. 79 . • 95 5 9 9 J• " Button-Tuft, plastic up- · holstered headboard. ·· · Deluxe embroidered ticklng on mattress, spring. . $ · · . ,, • . . . '. ,; ., ',,_. ' ' -! . 'l ' '' ~ ' $ KING SIZE PRICE BUSTERS '• '' . ON :All::· .; REGULAR MATTRESSES'. Double Dre11er, Bed and Chest Ideal for the average size bed· room. 8 full-depth drawers in and BOX SPRINGS tho urmer, 6 in !be chest. Clloice oltuli or twin size bed. 28>38'' framed plate gloss mtr· ror.. Any piece can be purchased alone. $ .95 EACH PIECE'. ·J ' ' .·. ;• Specially deoigned to solve all space problems with piaceo cu,tom1i~ed)o fit YOUR bedroo1n No matter ,htnt large or small y_ouf roo1~; ;you can decorate it to the best ad· vantage wltb thl...xettiAg new group! BeSides being specially planned to provide Queen Size 60x80H The bigger mattress that still flt.s smaller bed· rooms 11.0% more room, than full size. regular max:la1\!m storage in a mlnimulb of floor sPace . . . it's exceptionally well·con· etrueledl Ail drawers are dustprool and eenter.guided. Only the finest hard stock mapl~ was used . expertly, Lmshed and· .hand-rubbed to a sh1mmrring luster. AutbenUcally fashion~ dfop drawer pulls of mellow ontique brass. Some Pieces~ ' King Sin 76x80" l - 3Piece King set · lllattress & 2 BOx Sprius . -'149.85 Compl~te •. I .... -·. ' No·Mon•y rorNIA. that uJot ~.. nol~lng more !hat ammatid rapor igniled by high •oltaae sporh-the "II sdt-tl!ti , . 'ln.r.Bt/1 hg1 111!11 ill'':_. 0 ' ' ' 0 :I I . "' . I II , :. Comfort in tbe blgg~l!l , . · way! 50% roomier than,,.. . replar full size. 80" ,.. . , colllfort zone. 3-pc. sel , ., SUNDAY . . " '. deilgned 10 do double duty .. . a! tile desk-chest and drcsser·de<k . .. for &Dillll~omo liSe. ' t �' I ' ... , .. . ' '. ' SUNnAr .""ITE rAPER .· ' . '· ·, ·'' . . ... . . : , .. '· " ' . I ' " ' .I ' ' I PI1JLIIlliD IY Tlfl OlllO YAUIY PUILJSHING COMPANY ,.; .• • ;~.:.1' . WASHINGTON - The need really wants to take on this bly destructive. even to the In· Nell Y,ork ~erald . •ndj 'cUy .ihat lhe 110mw, progm. , crand InqueSt Into labor~ pasty job; but taken on It must leresis of the workers thorn· the New York Mirror, ~. siv~ deellne in the IJIIInber a1 _ lltcllofd 1. OtH1I, Ptlblllher Clllltfr 1'111111fhlll. l:rtc. Edi!Gt: 1~;j~~;. relallonsbiPII In be, ellber by this or the Con- selves. Perhaps 111en In newspeper liJ newsps~rs ·has b~n aoVtr11011 Oilot,.e;Ad•. IIIII'• . BINrl Jr., 11... ~~ ·. \• ' lbe first of real gress to be elected next year, For a journalist to write In work are prone to overs!ite Its cdm nied 6 8 progr~slte cleo Jimlf••· lliii!Mf, Alit. Dlr. and scope and raw cour- If plain national Interest is to this way is, of course, to raise value and to overlament )1!1" re• part:. of old common gs~ sllree the late S.n. Robert be protected and preserved. some suspicion' ot per~onal ln· morse less contractkm of ;.1!1~ In- ety and the old commo ;ole~ Taft forced another Con- In a word, the .times cry out teres!. It is, therefore, neces- dustry. If so, It Is at al~ t!Vents le tual ferment lhat •ha3'. nl'J!!e greu to face up ta a ajmilar for a new Taft; a new crisis sary to enter a personal ex- surely not t~ violent an "fag- M~nha(tan li place oi 8 chii]ll problem· two deeades ago, can demands a new labor act to planatiOn. geratlon o( simple real~ .,For, an da s lrit now 'rorever~e. no longer be honestly In doubt. strengthen the Tart - Hartley The labor squeeze that has the death of a newspePi'l'; ~· a . If thi; 18 s eclal pi ~ jig In tl1osa days just after the Ad of 2D years ago. Desper- destroyed t~e. New York World good deal more, than tile death, then let 11 be But IS !heal: W~lt Mason, In one of bls prose poems Second World War the power of ately nee~ now are new de£- Journal Tribune has undeniably say, of a firm making lawn 1 u'te that? · 1 just about sums up the case for Mother organized labor had clearly be- inltions Of, and new controls to some small extent affected mowers or one Issuing cosmet- Y q 1 ' . in these words: come tao great and too unre- over, thos" kinds of strikes this correspondent's pocket- ics or laundry soap. . . ', lt Is p $ale p•edlcticn 'IJ!il~ 1 "Mother-sits with weary lingers, and strained. True enough, in '30• whicb are more thon simple hook, since his column had ap- When a newspaper di~s, I e public and a. Congress. \~ 'lona · a d!IY lor acknowledgement of bend and acbine head, th• seesaw had been weight- economic contests between lab- peared In that paper. Still, It victims are not merely Its em· harassed by little men like Ber"Sewing and darning for the children, that we owe rriotber - YOlll' mol!d toward management. But by or and management and which appears in some 200 others, so ployees and lis owners. The vic- trjm Powers, a New York Iowbile they're Q\eep In bed. . ours. , the time Tart went into action are denying the elementary perhaps one may jusUy say that tims are all sort~ of 'J!t!OPif, <Ill · president of the lnterna· "Mother's up before the sunrise, up to the balance had long since turn- needs or the people. JUildian of ·our youth, the in· private mercanme motives rich, poor and middling, who tiQ!Ial Typographical Union, are of our maturity-that's mother. labor and moll, ed too far the other way, Twice within recent weeks here are not really very strong. lost subtle things that o/e lr- gOlD$ to do something at last "Thinl!ing ever of the others, In the you &ve~ tried to write what Is through the Wagner Act of the arrogant.labor bosses have gone ·For what, hill! happened· in replaceably parts of Anierican a&ut what these . Berlrams the aubjeet of Mother? wear round of toil." Franklin D. Roosevelt era. lar beyond the limits of toter- New York is nothing less than life abuve and beyond the mere have been doing so long. What is a home without a Mother? will blind your eyes. Now it is time again to move arlee. a-disaster tO the people's right bread and butler. Certaltrllghls ·' " That we'll never realize till the light has suffered for you more It right a new imbalance. 1he First, they have caused a to knowledge. A vast city that and shadows go out of lfving, Po~ers bas call~d f~r .~ Cort enyoneelse on eartll. She hllll slaved of life has faded from the kind and pa- present Congress knows this. totally unjustified partial black- once offered a choice of 16 never to come back again. And grcss1onal mvesbgation mto unselfiShly inore tban any other tient eyes. lhe demiSe of the New Yo~k When the implements of labor fall The very air In the Capitol Is out of television service. And newspapers now has a choice grayness comes in. She bd·given to you more affecfull of a reluctant recognition now they have assassinated yet of three. And the same crude Perhaps it is fanciful, for " World Journal Tribune. He !s unheeded from her hand and the loving i·tblm anyone else. that once again labor has be- another newspaper in New York and insatiable labor union d.. lustra lion but It has lang see 4 v~ likely to get It - and, it " mother still lives, a visit with voice Is silent, then at last we'll under- come too privileged lllld too lr- again by demonstrably ex- mands that have now destroyed ed to this colunnist, an ex-1\c . very likely, too, .that Its results will mean mQre to her than stand. responsible. treme, demonstrably unfair de- the World Journal Tribune had Yorker by adoption who was Iwill not be pleasmg to Bertram Whether your mother still lives or has ever know. Nobody, and neither party, mands that are also demonstra- not long before also sunk the once deeply fond of ,the. g~eatPowers. . a common bunch of daisies will passed to the Great Beyond, the greatest gift you can bestow upon her today is ' < "*n mon!"tl!an a earload of orchids af- your attendance at church In her honor. '· ' - she's &olit.' wu.on. tht M~ther's Day ' Down to Earth, You Social Rebels A racent report of the American Medleal Associatlin states that the majority ol drug abusers In ths country are young peop)e under the age ol 30. Coincidentally, but not aceidenlaUy, ont or the slo.ans of these young people Is, .. ·,jou can•t trust anyone over 30." · Even if we view the thing in the best pos•ible llsht - change tile word "Abus~rs" to "etperlme)Iters" and Jr&nl that the younger seneratlon hao good reason W be disoat!slled with . the' world they are aeheduled to ln~rit - the whole youth protest movemen1 Is basically self • deflatlne. Short ol kllllna themselves or wrecking lbelr mlndt - IU aome of them are doing - todiY''s yonths will survive the all-toon..tlng years of their 20s and wake up one day to find themselves In the not - tobe - trusted eatesory. What will their slobe !ben! Neither can the ooclal rebels reject "tbe ,rew•t world' and bu~ the brave, new and llilpumul world they talk so much":•bout li(Jetly fl:pm ocratch. ':i "No one:· says Dr. John A. Logan; Jr., 1•• president of Hollins College, ''can l i v e without a knowledge of history In t h e broa~~st sense unless he Is prepared to repeat all the mistakes of the past. "No one can live entirely by reference to present problems and concerns. Perapectlve is everything." We can't l.oow where we are &oinl without a knowledge of the probably consequence& of our acli, and only SO!]lt ref.. erence to the accumulated eiJ)eritnces of mankin~ can provide that. knowled&e. The hippies, the acid - heads, the arassamokers - lolus - eaters all - say they are involved in a gear<h for their "r e a I selves." But, says Logan, each or us needs tD answer not only the que9tion, "Who am l't' but also, "Where em I?" We all live at a certain point In an evolving continuum of time. 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Da\<is rnillla~~m!a~er~touteaayed1or - ' Ml!ny Special hrcl!asesl INGELS FURNITURE Many New ' Arrivals! IN PRICED TO fiT MIDDLEPORT ·BUDGET! .. ; . ,, ., .i~) W . , JC? ·.• ~ ·,oJ \t.ill. MusicaLPr~ ram Given for P'' A THIS ·SAlE :!> ~',._ I " ,. ' "' k'i>'"..ll ...• • ·' '· ." ...:1 I _, < -4j •. ' : ' f (. I ' . ,. 7-Piece -· ~" '. - • --~' .... '; ..... being awa.rded MIDDLEPORT - A bake Ale] · ApiU Smith; and t'o be held Saturday al the 'i'rl-1 Mrs. Willlarnaon: The door prize ·Luster Cleaners was· ·planned E.lhiDln~.· won by ' Chrol Haljllll. PtillChj Thlli'Sday night at a meeting and·cooki•s ·Were served by of the Phllathea Society of the """"'' hostess. . Middleport Churcl! ol Cluist. Guests besides those jlist:ed wj!te Carol Mitch, Carolyn ·~ Morris, Rita _ Ball, and Heines. June Eichinger gift. 1- 1•••• f , uay,- .· Mrs. Person Is Celebrated 1.:. . II OFF \ ' I' "• Why Wait? Duro Art Supply Center NOW SAVE ••• -· ---- LIVING ROOM ' " ...-, 90"Foam Rubber4-Cush•on Sch Large Matching Chair 2 END TABLES (MAPLE) 2 MATCHING LAMPS All FOR \ .,, 1 COFFEE TABLE ON:. Y ... i • I BRUSHES WID~ s10'osso r I :. ,. PALETTE KNIFE &CHARCOAL • • "'• -'I ' ' ,... ! -..... Duro makes an outstanding array of Quality TEMPE:RA PAINTS-Also .· - .. - --------- _ Avoilablo At Your Duro Art Suply Center CITY CARD.SHOP PT. PLEASAN~, W.VA • .. ' , -.. ·-Comrrw.nity ..,. Corner ·'. ?7 < . ' ' _) -~ NowYouCan r, . ·~ ~ '··~ Buy That Chair! '" y£, BY'Charlene MATCHING PAIR .~ / King-si7r BG -!n , . l • . ; , -.1-:liJG .. Hoeflich r •: - ~- / BOTH FOR- H m atchiw~ ln'.l ll' t ex tmwl fD'·r,· s .95/ I of fi ve cr.l, r-. \ I BUY IT FOR LESS 'r.!'' Large Size-Solid'vinyl -. '.. f. -- I -., . -~ -·-- ·' .. f ' - Maple -* .... -~ .. . . . . ... ... ,<. , • - -- r:,;;·. ,:: :~.., .. , · !· ' •' ., CAPTU... IT ALL! From eM ~r•t. ra11 of ligld, ' .Store Open ' Friday .a~.d ~ :S.turd~ Nig~ts - • '' ; I ' ~ 95 LOW PRICE!· ' . ,::. .. I ·s· EASY . ·COMFORT!· •. l:-- ) ' ' ·I .•co.,."' _...... f'kil OM da.JI-.. a"vi!l. flit cme day il''to f ull, You rl&oulcl ca:ptw·e ;t all. fir the photoar.lc 1'1C41rd of '"' .. ;_4. ."' .. """ ,i' . IMiMhw. tbe nrVItel nl • qua lified ' prafe.,IOnal photoJraphtf. ,,. tsffn11!1. lllll 'ut IDday. won'ty011l GP""rn•~ ,,., '"'~ ,,~ ~ . ~-"""" tt. Pom~"Y· Ol!lo , J .. .1 I' ·, i i ' EAS·y ,· :I ' p;J,ONE 992-2635 ' LINSEED QIL Bosies the Finest Oil Points $10 TO $10 $59·95 NOW . Palette & color$ for your Palette CHOICE OF THE STORE CHAIRS CANVAS . BOARD SELECTION OFF ON ALL J All Types OFF ON· . TABLES ·-- ...... . Society-, ·. t'J:fl <..lt5.. •' EARLY . AMERICAN · g, Room P~i/athea ... ··r["'t!"E ""·~ - J r '1:1 ~" vice lions. . ' . from ~ chapters '!e(ll !'J'•sen~ '""' lle~,lli Dil~ls, treasurer: · A saliid cowse wos ser\'ed fi>r the ' ·annual lnapectlt)Jl of · lt1)l •·ililll\l.'!'S· Robert K 1 n g, by . Katbryn Erwin, B e u I a h Evlllllellne Chapter, Order of worthy matron and worthy pa- Roush; Dorothy MorrJS, Mr a. Eastern Star, held 'l'bursdaY Iron, presided at the meeting E. . M. Wood, Arle~e Swisher, nilht at ,the Mldilleporl MasOII'' which was ·attended by 165 per· and Orna Nelson. : tc Temple. soilS. ~list was Linda Dar· Chapters repres"'ted · we r e Bernice ·Hoffman, deputy qeU M · , , with E11111lli K. Cia~ Athens, Belpre/ Harrl.Onville, grand matron of District 2S, was worthy at.llbe organ, Jn!Utat!Qn Gallipolis,, Thurman, Ch>shire, the Inspecting 'omcer. D Ia- was beld:lbr ~r new members. Vinton, Gilysvllle, Jlaclne, Low- ~ tmfllal!ed guesta presented Marle>:1l;lwklns and Beulah eU, Norwich, Glousto!• 'II:Jikeswere Roberta K. MJndllng, Bev- Hay.. d9lsted ·by Kathryn ville, \Vellston, New Marsh- ~ erly, past grand matron; Clara Wenler ••and Marie PiCkens, fleJd, Bartlett, Pomeroy, New Sparling, South Point. deputy pages fiktstered the guests. Matamoras, Marietta, Am •.•· grand matron; and grand rep.· The distinguished guests were ville, South Point, Beverly, AI· resentatives, Gretta R a r r Is, presented corsages of plnk car· \>any, Macksburg, Chesterbill, Mlasourl; Mary Gl'OOvenor, Ar- nations. DecoraUoiiS for the af- Slockporj, Tuba, Oklahoma and l%ona; and Mary K. Staml1augb, (air w~l'e' . handled by Beth Mason City, W. Va. , North Carolina, ol District 24. Pullen and Esther Simpson. A 8• h;.I District Officers Introduced red rose theme was carried out . lrl 0 were Marie ~urt, preeldetrt; In the clplpter room decora- ' ' I' �' -~ '. ,. • 41 ~··· . ' .' rJl ' • .I Layette Shower Given for Mrs. Rita .Calvert District 25 Grand Matron . . /afMID~bEPORT. t · Charg: ~ ~F I nspectf:on .lltifiut~a~ ~r, preQl"'l~ POMEROY - A Plnk a white color scbeme . was .,... rled out in decoratloni for layette shower givep by Mr s. Jerry Davis, 1'\lmeroy, Jor Rita SchoU Calver~ , Gifts were placed In a 'lle.:or-1 ated bassinet. 1\lrs. Da\<is rnillla~~m!a~er~touteaayed1or - ' Ml!ny Special hrcl!asesl INGELS FURNITURE Many New ' Arrivals! IN PRICED TO fiT MIDDLEPORT ·BUDGET! .. ; . ,, ., .i~) W . , JC? ·.• ~ ·,oJ \t.ill. MusicaLPr~ ram Given for P'' A THIS ·SAlE :!> ~',._ I " ,. ' "' k'i>'"..ll ...• • ·' '· ." ...:1 I _, < -4j •. ' : ' f (. I ' . ,. 7-Piece -· ~" '. - • --~' .... '; ..... being awa.rded MIDDLEPORT - A bake Ale] · ApiU Smith; and t'o be held Saturday al the 'i'rl-1 Mrs. Willlarnaon: The door prize ·Luster Cleaners was· ·planned E.lhiDln~.· won by ' Chrol Haljllll. PtillChj Thlli'Sday night at a meeting and·cooki•s ·Were served by of the Phllathea Society of the """"'' hostess. . Middleport Churcl! ol Cluist. Guests besides those jlist:ed wj!te Carol Mitch, Carolyn ·~ Morris, Rita _ Ball, and Heines. June Eichinger gift. 1- 1•••• f , uay,- .· Mrs. Person Is Celebrated 1.:. . II OFF \ ' I' "• Why Wait? Duro Art Supply Center NOW SAVE ••• -· ---- LIVING ROOM ' " ...-, 90"Foam Rubber4-Cush•on Sch Large Matching Chair 2 END TABLES (MAPLE) 2 MATCHING LAMPS All FOR \ .,, 1 COFFEE TABLE ON:. Y ... i • I BRUSHES WID~ s10'osso r I :. ,. PALETTE KNIFE &CHARCOAL • • "'• -'I ' ' ,... ! -..... Duro makes an outstanding array of Quality TEMPE:RA PAINTS-Also .· - .. - --------- _ Avoilablo At Your Duro Art Suply Center CITY CARD.SHOP PT. PLEASAN~, W.VA • .. ' , -.. ·-Comrrw.nity ..,. Corner ·'. ?7 < . ' ' _) -~ NowYouCan r, . ·~ ~ '··~ Buy That Chair! '" y£, BY'Charlene MATCHING PAIR .~ / King-si7r BG -!n , . l • . ; , -.1-:liJG .. Hoeflich r •: - ~- / BOTH FOR- H m atchiw~ ln'.l ll' t ex tmwl fD'·r,· s .95/ I of fi ve cr.l, r-. \ I BUY IT FOR LESS 'r.!'' Large Size-Solid'vinyl -. '.. f. -- I -., . -~ -·-- ·' .. f ' - Maple -* .... -~ .. . . . . ... ... ,<. , • - -- r:,;;·. ,:: :~.., .. , · !· ' •' ., CAPTU... IT ALL! From eM ~r•t. ra11 of ligld, ' .Store Open ' Friday .a~.d ~ :S.turd~ Nig~ts - • '' ; I ' ~ 95 LOW PRICE!· ' . ,::. .. I ·s· EASY . ·COMFORT!· •. l:-- ) ' ' ·I .•co.,."' _...... f'kil OM da.JI-.. a"vi!l. flit cme day il''to f ull, You rl&oulcl ca:ptw·e ;t all. fir the photoar.lc 1'1C41rd of '"' .. ;_4. ."' .. """ ,i' . IMiMhw. tbe nrVItel nl • qua lified ' prafe.,IOnal photoJraphtf. ,,. tsffn11!1. lllll 'ut IDday. won'ty011l GP""rn•~ ,,., '"'~ ,,~ ~ . ~-"""" tt. Pom~"Y· Ol!lo , J .. .1 I' ·, i i ' EAS·y ,· :I ' p;J,ONE 992-2635 ' LINSEED QIL Bosies the Finest Oil Points $10 TO $10 $59·95 NOW . Palette & color$ for your Palette CHOICE OF THE STORE CHAIRS CANVAS . BOARD SELECTION OFF ON ALL J All Types OFF ON· . TABLES ·-- ...... . Society-, ·. t'J:fl <..lt5.. •' EARLY . AMERICAN · g, Room P~i/athea ... ··r["'t!"E ""·~ - J r '1:1 ~" vice lions. . ' . from ~ chapters '!e(ll !'J'•sen~ '""' lle~,lli Dil~ls, treasurer: · A saliid cowse wos ser\'ed fi>r the ' ·annual lnapectlt)Jl of · lt1)l •·ililll\l.'!'S· Robert K 1 n g, by . Katbryn Erwin, B e u I a h Evlllllellne Chapter, Order of worthy matron and worthy pa- Roush; Dorothy MorrJS, Mr a. Eastern Star, held 'l'bursdaY Iron, presided at the meeting E. . M. Wood, Arle~e Swisher, nilht at ,the Mldilleporl MasOII'' which was ·attended by 165 per· and Orna Nelson. : tc Temple. soilS. ~list was Linda Dar· Chapters repres"'ted · we r e Bernice ·Hoffman, deputy qeU M · , , with E11111lli K. Cia~ Athens, Belpre/ Harrl.Onville, grand matron of District 2S, was worthy at.llbe organ, Jn!Utat!Qn Gallipolis,, Thurman, Ch>shire, the Inspecting 'omcer. D Ia- was beld:lbr ~r new members. Vinton, Gilysvllle, Jlaclne, Low- ~ tmfllal!ed guesta presented Marle>:1l;lwklns and Beulah eU, Norwich, Glousto!• 'II:Jikeswere Roberta K. MJndllng, Bev- Hay.. d9lsted ·by Kathryn ville, \Vellston, New Marsh- ~ erly, past grand matron; Clara Wenler ••and Marie PiCkens, fleJd, Bartlett, Pomeroy, New Sparling, South Point. deputy pages fiktstered the guests. Matamoras, Marietta, Am •.•· grand matron; and grand rep.· The distinguished guests were ville, South Point, Beverly, AI· resentatives, Gretta R a r r Is, presented corsages of plnk car· \>any, Macksburg, Chesterbill, Mlasourl; Mary Gl'OOvenor, Ar- nations. DecoraUoiiS for the af- Slockporj, Tuba, Oklahoma and l%ona; and Mary K. Staml1augb, (air w~l'e' . handled by Beth Mason City, W. Va. , North Carolina, ol District 24. Pullen and Esther Simpson. A 8• h;.I District Officers Introduced red rose theme was carried out . lrl 0 were Marie ~urt, preeldetrt; In the clplpter room decora- ' ' I' �~ •• '· l •• ,. ,.,. .. ' .. ... - . ' ' t' - • ~ of,~( -,! , . : "' • " " .' "1 1 •. < ,. I .. .. . .' • .• ! ( •\ ·' .A. ( 'l•' } '{1 . ,·. ~ .~_, ,. ' . ...,. ,I' '\ (;' ' .• ·- "". I· ·-- • ·- • '' " \ ' • . Dils-Roush ., Married in p k biJ · or ers rg ., ' I' PRICE BUSTERS white accessories. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, Mariorie and i Judy,. of Parkelilbur(, Mr. . IMrs. Clare11<e Story and 1\osoIii~ of Pomeroy, \"fiSS Mildred I EMPIRE FURNITURE IN GALLIPOLIS! 0 ·BONUS ~ French-Miller STAFF AND Officers, Meigs y E h ged Temple, ""thian Sisters, wi 111 OWS XC an meet at 7:30 Monday night at . On Aprif28 . . Monday MONDAY--TUESDAY--WEDNES[)AY PRICE BUSTER SPECIAL REG. $64.95 ·LAWN MOWER $·4 8 83 BRIGGS STRATTON -~ . ENGINE With All MAPLE &OAK eBEDROOM eDINING ROOM eOCCASIONAL TABLES •DESKS eBUNK BEDS eBOOK CASES Stop 111 & Ask About The Bonus! FOR EXAMPLE: A $250.00 Bedroom Suite Would Give You $50.00 Worth of Othor Fr.o MerchondlM, Or Apply On A Purchase of Other Merchandise In Our Store. This Bonus Sale Only Good During Month of May. EASY PAY THE EMPIRE WAYI l'cr ry Kei ster. OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS II, Women's · As:-oci[~;:;~:·,~,~M~;id~~d;leport , First United 1-il' Church. will meet at 7:30 Tuesday night al I h c ' . . Harry Mon re. Anderson will be Rrcky NibC'rl. treasurer. 11oatra rlirrctors are Robin Rohrboug~. .Janie Kincaid, Sue Horton, Ca· th.v Hartley and Cathey Hall. NPw members taken into rl ub reoently are Cindy MeCraw. Vicki Rainey, D a n a Circle will meet Clarkson. Vickie Frazier, Denat the Trin· 1 ise Friar. Lynn Hartley. Vlekle of C h r l s t Heinzman. Donna Hudson, Sal Elizabeetll Fick as ly Hyer. Mary Plant• Valerie Rainey alld Donna Pa•.ersoo. or the Gellipolis, Ohio ' do;~ens of new Sha Shell 5ty!es we're showin(: EVERGREEN:,.. SALE! ' .. " SU>t6 ..aa CHJC Teet'S & WoMel's A- S.W. SupJllo. Ill 0 .. "$19·~. loother lool! sf.,loo in ~in9bocl.. .; barebadl styles. Some """" cool r,ollio •.....,.. Wood or cot!: wedge l!oek.W...,colors.StoiO. Fun To Wear With l<tds superior nullity. Built with ll.eds shockprooofed arch cLIShion. sh1pe or bnnd·new look. And She Shells so with In 1 word , made Ia rivl!l )lOll tilt most for ~our , . · everythlna. Anywhere, enytime. Coale choose yourt lnOI_l91AtlliiOII,IfUn. ·. Sizes SHOP FRIDAY NITE TIL 8 P.M. ' ' ,. •FOR PLOWERS '· 2FOR$UO SAVB 1Zc to $U3 ' I . ,PIJI ucla .. '"" ' 2 for Sl. • Zip froot • Golc! . 1'hrNcl Slifdtod :~~~ TOILET ,.T.ISSUE 99 PACKI . . (: 4 2ROLL ... bcluncy Ct•IMI so l.. 3HO eFOR GARDENS ~ , • C" nylon, too, completely machine washable and 41ryable, they never lose their to• up USE OUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT •••• '· ' A m•t~h far 1111 young:ster -our ll.eds Champione 81ucller\ Made IOOIL ., PRICE .; BUSTER • SPECIAL :· Looks Are Deceiving! These Marvelous Fakes Have All The Beeuty and Sparkle of the Real Thing •ntl·scutf choice of colors. All made with luxurious MoiUanto Blue 50.POUND BAG CLO RINGS lona: slepwe, short sreen and sleeveless- 'all In your OUR REG. 2 FOit $7 MICHIGAN PEAT · -.1 ..., ol 11nlak for ...... one! w0 eSPRUCE eTARUS eJUNIPERS e ARBOR VITAE MANY VARIETIES ''I'S l This jewel neeI, ribbed yoi<o, zipper back She Shell 1s one $AVI!: $16.00 '80 1 ·championeBiucher are "child-proof"! Mrs. Hazel Gwinn Is Married To Columbus Man 22" CU'r-SELF PROPELLED 4 CYCLE Manufacturer's , ' the eJ"ecutlve committee. ONLY:UOSELL eFORSHRUBS the home of Mrs . Karl Owen. 1 DLEPORT _ Mrl Edna Mrs. Richard Bailey will be MID h d ght ·of the the eo-hostess. Miller Frenc , au er . TilE OH KAN Coin Club, Pt. Ilate Mr. and Mrs. Walter MilPleasant, W. Va.• will hold a ler, Middleport, was umted m regular meeting at the Appal- I marriage . ~ Rlcbard Russell, achian Power Co. auditori um son of W1lham Russsell, PomM()nday. The public is invited eroy, ln a ceremony performed to attend the social hour and : by the Rev. Max Donahue at .I . trading session starting al 6:30 the Heath Metl1odist Church 1 p. m. following by th e meetin g. I parsonage on April :>11. S):eCil awards to members for 1 . Mrs. Robert H~sell, Pomeroy~ individual service to the organ- s1ster of the bnde, ~erved a 1 tzation will he made. A ta lk the matron of honor. Best man on coin collecting will be pre- I for the bri degroom was Lester · 1 sented nd this will be follo wed 1Dnmewood, Syracuse-. . ' by a coin auction Other guests at the weddmg THEODO!lUS COUT'<C IL 17 . were Lu Ann , Marc and Keith Daughters of A meri c~ w!l! meci .Fr_ench and Mrs. Mary Bacon, at 7:30 Monday night at 1 h, Middleport, and Robert Hysell, IOOF Hall. InspectiOn will be Pomeruy. held and all members are asked The new Mrs. Ru~sell ls em- I to wear white. played a ~ school nurse for the 1 Me igs Local School District. Tuesday . Mr. Russell is employed at the SALISBURY PTA wt\1 mcel Philip Sporn Plant. The couple Tuesday, May 16, 7:30 p.m. at reside on Fisher St., Midd lethe Salisbury Elr~ rmml ary purt. School New officers will be tn· stalled and there will ue a spea· 'f· I . II "'' . ker on Youth Opportumly. He- ·' .art 1•1 ~.,;; on '" w freshments will be m ved. K••v••llr Cluh l.~ :ul••r LETART FALLS PT .~ w i I I PT. P L EA :i A~T - The Ke1. m@el in regular fie s~ ion Tues· ('t(C Cl 11 b of PPHS have el c~t­ day, May 16. al 7:1 11 p rn l 1~· rd nffir e ~· s for the coming year stallatlon of new of!lcer s will wd h M<Jrt11 a Hesson, president ; be, held. Refreshments served Sarah LPwis, vice "" UPN:R STORE MAPLE; MONTH •· )' • ' held : Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young and !ion of new officers and a talk PARKERSBURG - Mar.gar- :ley, Charl~~\and Mr. ·. 1 family, C=hrldge, and Mr.: by the Rev. Richard Martm, et Ripley .Di\s and James . 9• Erwm . ner, and Mrs. Willl"''' Kitcnen and : rector of the Grace Episcopal ! Roush were united in marriago ' A small recepl.i¥1 ~as bel~ daughter, ChilliC<Jthe, are in 1Church were h1ghltghts of a 1Thursday, May·u, at 7:30 .R'!l- at the home .oUfi'S. _raul DaYMorristown for Mother's Day . meeting of X1 Gamma. Mu at the st. Andrew's ,yefliodist 1s. .Attending the ,;recep.tion· oth· weekend with Mr. and M r s. 1 chapter of Bela S1gma Ph1 Sorin Parkersburg. . .er than those m,e)ltioned above Robert Rtibel. Iority Thursday night at the Co· Mrs. Roush is a sist~r ol Mrs. were Mrs. B. pBvis and Mr: lumbia Gas Co. offices. Norris, Leta>'\ ll'alls, and and Mrs. Woodrow Fisher. The Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart and Shirley Custer, outgoing pres- Mr. Roush is a, brother of Fred couple is presently living in granddaughter, Lmda Hackett, ident, installed the new offiof RaCine. The. brid e Parkersburg, but plan to move are weekend visitors at the cers including Jane Walton, wore a navy blue •ull w l t h to Lisbon, Ohio. borne of _the Rev. and .Mr s. president ; Ann Rupe, viee pres- ·"iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii George Siddall and f>a~ly of ident; Betty Miller, recording a' Dler P~. ·~ · sec~~'Y; Rose Sisson. ct'lrresMr. aild Mrs. WDIIam·Nelson po~ secretary; and Shirley and children and Mrs. Guida Beegle, treasurer. Mi>uming were reoent tuests lntroduced by Norma """"'• IS of: Mr. and Mrs. James MoUrn.' bary, the Rev. Mr. Mm:tin gave ... and children, Columbus. renections of hiS hfe m Me1gs County. The famliy wlil move to Columbus next month. A letter was read from the .. ATTHE editor of Yearbook asking that the chapter submit the name of a Meigs County woman who might qualify lor the title of "Ontstan.ding Young Woman of America." Refreshments were provided by Phil Mullen and Jean MorgaJI. Meigs Events _ . I, OCCL . PRESENTS CHECKS - Middleport's effort. in the Meigs County "Dollars for Scholars" P~•pral!' •.1500 richer Friday night when the five men pictured each presented Edison ~aker, center s~ll~i~;·v~ ~hip. Others seated, are. left, .James Rickman who pre sented a sch?larsh>p on beh.alf n . ~William Lewis of the Cross Hardware Store who presented a scholarship on behalf of himself LeWis; .bu!, left to right, Dr. R. R Pickens who personally gave o~e of the scholarshi~s; Carroll Norris, presentin.g_on . 'ofthe R. H. Rawlings Cons Co., and Keith Goble, presenting on behalf of Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Baker JS of the trusiness section portion of the campaign. Under the general chairmanship of Jack Welsh, Middleport's drive : for the scholarship program is now over $_1_5_00:::.._ _ _ . - """'""""'"'"''""'" ... .,.,I New Officers · / / //ed b ·. Persona Notes nsta y F•'•om Middleport Sorority Group __ _____.,.~,..w MIDDLEPORT -Installa· .. . ~·fr<irit,= ·Nbacl: inforcod •. ' "2 2 : I wtdi poc1:ot - 9AM'PtE SALE! . i, . N"w'' Thru May 31st at Larr(s;Wayside Furniture '' . �~ •• '· l •• ,. ,.,. .. ' .. ... - . ' ' t' - • ~ of,~( -,! , . : "' • " " .' "1 1 •. < ,. I .. .. . .' • .• ! ( •\ ·' .A. ( 'l•' } '{1 . ,·. ~ .~_, ,. ' . ...,. ,I' '\ (;' ' .• ·- "". I· ·-- • ·- • '' " \ ' • . Dils-Roush ., Married in p k biJ · or ers rg ., ' I' PRICE BUSTERS white accessories. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, Mariorie and i Judy,. of Parkelilbur(, Mr. . IMrs. Clare11<e Story and 1\osoIii~ of Pomeroy, \"fiSS Mildred I EMPIRE FURNITURE IN GALLIPOLIS! 0 ·BONUS ~ French-Miller STAFF AND Officers, Meigs y E h ged Temple, ""thian Sisters, wi 111 OWS XC an meet at 7:30 Monday night at . On Aprif28 . . Monday MONDAY--TUESDAY--WEDNES[)AY PRICE BUSTER SPECIAL REG. $64.95 ·LAWN MOWER $·4 8 83 BRIGGS STRATTON -~ . ENGINE With All MAPLE &OAK eBEDROOM eDINING ROOM eOCCASIONAL TABLES •DESKS eBUNK BEDS eBOOK CASES Stop 111 & Ask About The Bonus! FOR EXAMPLE: A $250.00 Bedroom Suite Would Give You $50.00 Worth of Othor Fr.o MerchondlM, Or Apply On A Purchase of Other Merchandise In Our Store. This Bonus Sale Only Good During Month of May. EASY PAY THE EMPIRE WAYI l'cr ry Kei ster. OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS II, Women's · As:-oci[~;:;~:·,~,~M~;id~~d;leport , First United 1-il' Church. will meet at 7:30 Tuesday night al I h c ' . . Harry Mon re. Anderson will be Rrcky NibC'rl. treasurer. 11oatra rlirrctors are Robin Rohrboug~. .Janie Kincaid, Sue Horton, Ca· th.v Hartley and Cathey Hall. NPw members taken into rl ub reoently are Cindy MeCraw. Vicki Rainey, D a n a Circle will meet Clarkson. Vickie Frazier, Denat the Trin· 1 ise Friar. Lynn Hartley. Vlekle of C h r l s t Heinzman. Donna Hudson, Sal Elizabeetll Fick as ly Hyer. Mary Plant• Valerie Rainey alld Donna Pa•.ersoo. or the Gellipolis, Ohio ' do;~ens of new Sha Shell 5ty!es we're showin(: EVERGREEN:,.. SALE! ' .. " SU>t6 ..aa CHJC Teet'S & WoMel's A- S.W. SupJllo. Ill 0 .. "$19·~. loother lool! sf.,loo in ~in9bocl.. .; barebadl styles. Some """" cool r,ollio •.....,.. Wood or cot!: wedge l!oek.W...,colors.StoiO. Fun To Wear With l<tds superior nullity. Built with ll.eds shockprooofed arch cLIShion. sh1pe or bnnd·new look. And She Shells so with In 1 word , made Ia rivl!l )lOll tilt most for ~our , . · everythlna. Anywhere, enytime. Coale choose yourt lnOI_l91AtlliiOII,IfUn. ·. Sizes SHOP FRIDAY NITE TIL 8 P.M. ' ' ,. •FOR PLOWERS '· 2FOR$UO SAVB 1Zc to $U3 ' I . ,PIJI ucla .. '"" ' 2 for Sl. • Zip froot • Golc! . 1'hrNcl Slifdtod :~~~ TOILET ,.T.ISSUE 99 PACKI . . (: 4 2ROLL ... bcluncy Ct•IMI so l.. 3HO eFOR GARDENS ~ , • C" nylon, too, completely machine washable and 41ryable, they never lose their to• up USE OUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT •••• '· ' A m•t~h far 1111 young:ster -our ll.eds Champione 81ucller\ Made IOOIL ., PRICE .; BUSTER • SPECIAL :· Looks Are Deceiving! These Marvelous Fakes Have All The Beeuty and Sparkle of the Real Thing •ntl·scutf choice of colors. All made with luxurious MoiUanto Blue 50.POUND BAG CLO RINGS lona: slepwe, short sreen and sleeveless- 'all In your OUR REG. 2 FOit $7 MICHIGAN PEAT · -.1 ..., ol 11nlak for ...... one! w0 eSPRUCE eTARUS eJUNIPERS e ARBOR VITAE MANY VARIETIES ''I'S l This jewel neeI, ribbed yoi<o, zipper back She Shell 1s one $AVI!: $16.00 '80 1 ·championeBiucher are "child-proof"! Mrs. Hazel Gwinn Is Married To Columbus Man 22" CU'r-SELF PROPELLED 4 CYCLE Manufacturer's , ' the eJ"ecutlve committee. ONLY:UOSELL eFORSHRUBS the home of Mrs . Karl Owen. 1 DLEPORT _ Mrl Edna Mrs. Richard Bailey will be MID h d ght ·of the the eo-hostess. Miller Frenc , au er . TilE OH KAN Coin Club, Pt. Ilate Mr. and Mrs. Walter MilPleasant, W. Va.• will hold a ler, Middleport, was umted m regular meeting at the Appal- I marriage . ~ Rlcbard Russell, achian Power Co. auditori um son of W1lham Russsell, PomM()nday. The public is invited eroy, ln a ceremony performed to attend the social hour and : by the Rev. Max Donahue at .I . trading session starting al 6:30 the Heath Metl1odist Church 1 p. m. following by th e meetin g. I parsonage on April :>11. S):eCil awards to members for 1 . Mrs. Robert H~sell, Pomeroy~ individual service to the organ- s1ster of the bnde, ~erved a 1 tzation will he made. A ta lk the matron of honor. Best man on coin collecting will be pre- I for the bri degroom was Lester · 1 sented nd this will be follo wed 1Dnmewood, Syracuse-. . ' by a coin auction Other guests at the weddmg THEODO!lUS COUT'<C IL 17 . were Lu Ann , Marc and Keith Daughters of A meri c~ w!l! meci .Fr_ench and Mrs. Mary Bacon, at 7:30 Monday night at 1 h, Middleport, and Robert Hysell, IOOF Hall. InspectiOn will be Pomeruy. held and all members are asked The new Mrs. Ru~sell ls em- I to wear white. played a ~ school nurse for the 1 Me igs Local School District. Tuesday . Mr. Russell is employed at the SALISBURY PTA wt\1 mcel Philip Sporn Plant. The couple Tuesday, May 16, 7:30 p.m. at reside on Fisher St., Midd lethe Salisbury Elr~ rmml ary purt. School New officers will be tn· stalled and there will ue a spea· 'f· I . II "'' . ker on Youth Opportumly. He- ·' .art 1•1 ~.,;; on '" w freshments will be m ved. K••v••llr Cluh l.~ :ul••r LETART FALLS PT .~ w i I I PT. P L EA :i A~T - The Ke1. m@el in regular fie s~ ion Tues· ('t(C Cl 11 b of PPHS have el c~t­ day, May 16. al 7:1 11 p rn l 1~· rd nffir e ~· s for the coming year stallatlon of new of!lcer s will wd h M<Jrt11 a Hesson, president ; be, held. Refreshments served Sarah LPwis, vice "" UPN:R STORE MAPLE; MONTH •· )' • ' held : Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young and !ion of new officers and a talk PARKERSBURG - Mar.gar- :ley, Charl~~\and Mr. ·. 1 family, C=hrldge, and Mr.: by the Rev. Richard Martm, et Ripley .Di\s and James . 9• Erwm . ner, and Mrs. Willl"''' Kitcnen and : rector of the Grace Episcopal ! Roush were united in marriago ' A small recepl.i¥1 ~as bel~ daughter, ChilliC<Jthe, are in 1Church were h1ghltghts of a 1Thursday, May·u, at 7:30 .R'!l- at the home .oUfi'S. _raul DaYMorristown for Mother's Day . meeting of X1 Gamma. Mu at the st. Andrew's ,yefliodist 1s. .Attending the ,;recep.tion· oth· weekend with Mr. and M r s. 1 chapter of Bela S1gma Ph1 Sorin Parkersburg. . .er than those m,e)ltioned above Robert Rtibel. Iority Thursday night at the Co· Mrs. Roush is a sist~r ol Mrs. were Mrs. B. pBvis and Mr: lumbia Gas Co. offices. Norris, Leta>'\ ll'alls, and and Mrs. Woodrow Fisher. The Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart and Shirley Custer, outgoing pres- Mr. Roush is a, brother of Fred couple is presently living in granddaughter, Lmda Hackett, ident, installed the new offiof RaCine. The. brid e Parkersburg, but plan to move are weekend visitors at the cers including Jane Walton, wore a navy blue •ull w l t h to Lisbon, Ohio. borne of _the Rev. and .Mr s. president ; Ann Rupe, viee pres- ·"iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii George Siddall and f>a~ly of ident; Betty Miller, recording a' Dler P~. ·~ · sec~~'Y; Rose Sisson. ct'lrresMr. aild Mrs. WDIIam·Nelson po~ secretary; and Shirley and children and Mrs. Guida Beegle, treasurer. Mi>uming were reoent tuests lntroduced by Norma """"'• IS of: Mr. and Mrs. James MoUrn.' bary, the Rev. Mr. Mm:tin gave ... and children, Columbus. renections of hiS hfe m Me1gs County. The famliy wlil move to Columbus next month. A letter was read from the .. ATTHE editor of Yearbook asking that the chapter submit the name of a Meigs County woman who might qualify lor the title of "Ontstan.ding Young Woman of America." Refreshments were provided by Phil Mullen and Jean MorgaJI. Meigs Events _ . I, OCCL . PRESENTS CHECKS - Middleport's effort. in the Meigs County "Dollars for Scholars" P~•pral!' •.1500 richer Friday night when the five men pictured each presented Edison ~aker, center s~ll~i~;·v~ ~hip. Others seated, are. left, .James Rickman who pre sented a sch?larsh>p on beh.alf n . ~William Lewis of the Cross Hardware Store who presented a scholarship on behalf of himself LeWis; .bu!, left to right, Dr. R. R Pickens who personally gave o~e of the scholarshi~s; Carroll Norris, presentin.g_on . 'ofthe R. H. Rawlings Cons Co., and Keith Goble, presenting on behalf of Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Baker JS of the trusiness section portion of the campaign. Under the general chairmanship of Jack Welsh, Middleport's drive : for the scholarship program is now over $_1_5_00:::.._ _ _ . - """'""""'"'"''""'" ... .,.,I New Officers · / / //ed b ·. Persona Notes nsta y F•'•om Middleport Sorority Group __ _____.,.~,..w MIDDLEPORT -Installa· .. . ~·fr<irit,= ·Nbacl: inforcod •. ' "2 2 : I wtdi poc1:ot - 9AM'PtE SALE! . i, . N"w'' Thru May 31st at Larr(s;Wayside Furniture '' . �:::::::~:~:::~~:•= -"· ;~~;::::.:::::::::: ............ . . .. ...., .. __ .... _,.. . . l •• o ·~~ -~ , ~ >p ~· ._ __.. ,. • . _ "- • ' ' - ' .. '. ., ~" o •~ ,_., _,,,_;.~- ~••"""' ~ ~ :::::~~=:::~:~::::::::::~.:=::=:::Ji: ~·-~.., ~ o •·o•,....._., 0 - · •••;r • ., ... ...,. ,.....,.., , .,....-,_• · - -·· ••- " - ·~ · ~-~- ....... • • • O• >o ,, _ ,,..,...,, ,, ,..,., , _..,...~w~-1 - o"- • ' '- .- - ........,~........ ...... _ _ __., .,... ,. ,;;..._......,,.c.., -:;.., ,..,..,n '" - • _; ._, ._.,. o o0 4 , . , , . ,_ . . , . ~ . ' 7. -.......-.__,...,..-.., I • • •" •-o • • • '"" " _ ,.., - ....... .. .. • ' ; t ...... ...,..,. , . , , ,... , _ . ,. , _ , _ _ _ .... ·"•• ' '' ' N ''• '' ' • "''t ~ . . ~I J,', .•. ..._ . ' . .,.. ;. .' . . _ ,,; ' '. ... '1• .-\... 1 J '' J'•e•·, ,'1 • '-lk" I ' .' . ' 0 'f.l4<•,,.. ., i,<; . \.!· 1\- ~- .•. . ~ ''~, ,J ' -~ .. 0 Bette:r . 'Between . --~ •• ~~- ' ' j' ' '' ' !IOEFUCII jerOw;:;~lc!' ~ Pomeroy .Village 1s ~j9tbl_e, he said, ~.sell the percent rate and about $122_,000 Ollldall. of tho Melp Water . live and one;luarter Per ~I. rate. ' tioo. IJillDL~i><li\T. - !'pmeroy IS bad•'bee~ advised ~)' a rejiu~• 1~; al 11, five ' or a four and on the lour and lbree-quartera Co. at p.. Aprll28 meeting said This also was a lectuction.' Ear-l f'l\rther stating the position ' Us .... ~ · of I~· e~nee,rlili ;lit~ ' DOl to pay three-quafters ~ cent Interest ,per co¢ rate over the pj!riod ~ the comp811)' woulr.tinance Iter the olficlall ·~ offered to of ~Y on the ~ · In c6,h.lllnc·1 om $1111,fi)O·!or;tli! wall!\' com- r,al". The tWO ' villages would of 40 years wblch would be ,.;,. 1lle plll'ilhaae o1 the w con· rmance the. traniaation at bl~h- purch~e, Mayor. Legal' ' sa 1d . VU!al~ b!W, piny, On 'April · 167 offiCials. qf save ,abOI!I lGI.OOO ·on the five quired lor jl&yni'ent, be cern for the 911lages a a rate er 11ve and one-ball ~ ·cent th~l Poiljeroy ofl'!Cia!s believe\ . ., : ~ . fthe :wl!tfr "company'; met with . . ' . ,. . . fl1al II· 11le purch8se ·is to be 111bb IIi 1 1 , . of f9m\i: otncjals' of the ·ilv9 towns In ~ ·· · ~ · · ~ made, tha two villages at the li:CI f.l the lin!~, 01 · . .. [,egar F)'i' MJddl!""rt' IJ1d l'e\l~ce<f ; tb e ·,.. . . t· · ,'·. ',...: lime of ()III'Chas<l·shotl)d arrange bistelid, II ba,s be,~ · ,·...., , ofllcllla of \he ~·~~rice lrom· t825,!100 to · .·.·. ·. . .· ·~ · . · tt' ·.· . · , . ,_, their financlllg to make possi· that tbe repilfl 'i!l4 vir. . . met In Mlddl~:to .180t;OIIt; , .' , ·, . ~ ble the repa/ts that ll'e ne..l!ci ments be done 111 ' ii' . l~ ~ the ~Jed Pl!l" commentlitg f\lrib~, Mayor \ . In beth towns. Officials I as t mqJ" bas~ ·~ ";w.... ' · ·Legar "llso, stated lbi! Pomeroy night Indicated that lile repairs IOWU\1 ·11le ~ , , ..:·~. reptesentaUves believe t~at VOL ' 2 NO. 15 SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1967 SECOND SECTION P•ge 13 and l!l1provements needed on Mayor Leflar, ~ 111- ot\i,er and ~ ,for lile purcbase should • u the water company's facilities band, eontendeilll!all'oticlalnf · Fred be sold, on ail opeo market. It would run from $200,000 to $250,· (Conllnued 0.' Sunday JOHN GEE AME Mother's Day pr<>granl u.· b l1 lng morning SUnday School hour. All welcome. . BY PAT HOUCK PEMBI\OKE CWB wlU bold o picnic at the bome of Dr. and Mrs. Keith 1\. Brandeberry, 6 p.m. Husbands are Jn. vited guests. ~Jn~ day last week when he had a minute to breathe, Jr. said, "Sunday is Mother:s Day, we'll have to to write an editorial." was kidding of course. sure he doesn't know how many words I've put in the last ten years trying to express my feelings •tated. t+ntt',. , . ,.. ··.' ·t·u·txn · 1 +· -..'If. 'Appreciative Audience'- Suiter 80.0 Attend Annual Gallipolis Spring Formal Band Conce.r t \ r'· ' .I THE' > irUL;t;. . . . ~It''., qrove City. His I ~ ~ "·· I' &.:iNI''t.Ott.•v . '' . . ' ,•, .• The Fttnch City -PM$1 . wlh, ' ~\• · liv.. at 18 Chllllco!heJI · 601·21111 Ave. 0" .. . '"'"' :~·~·· '"GIII;I(IOiils; Ohte.- . ., .RUTLAND ' RiRNITURI I ~ i ·' • '~· a :·:·~,~~ · ,..:·:.· .MA · :·n Red Carpet Service ' '. ' ' . •t .. ··>. ' . ., ' ' ~ I· · · ' . " ' . ' •, . \· ,. ! . . '• ' . ' . <,. ' HERE'S ·WHY .~ IT'S fjl Kit. • We hurry to your !1oJn8 - the qUioUit ~inlet 1101Blblt. . • \Ve proteet your home with a.d CUI)III Maylag; Coo: · • ;:-11•• obly &emdrlt Mayttg lactol'f . pW. No IUbatltula. ewort'll ~oimed bt I'Jtl£ tomJ11117.'·'Mtr.mea 'ttcbnld.U . • We leava emythln£ • · . liNt • a i!IJI·IIIIII tlean . · '· ur MayijJ. · ~· · e ~~ leave a !IOIIl!l• · · ~ card foryou "~ our work. ~ to v,"'* . Yoa till bllt·allaJtl . . ' In till • . dH1tt ) · )'PIIf Mayta& plOd~ 1 , I ': ' 'I' l Orcbiuing t N'"Priest QnMay28. ·POMEI\OY - ' !lND )frt. illl GALLIPOLIS - 1\ussell G. Blrtb• · 1 England, Farmers Home AdMrs. George T. Epling, Pt. ministration County Supervisor Plfasant, dau&hter, 1:15 p. m. for 21 years with offices at F~y; Mrs. Edward L. Miller, Georgetown, Ohio, serving CJer. Wet Columbia. son, 2:06 p. m. mont, Brown and Hamilton Friday; Mrs. 1\lcnard K. Wal· counties nas been named Dis· GALLIPOLIS - The Eleen· laee, Pt. Plebanl, son, U6 p. trict SUpervisor for Soulflern tive Council of tho Gallla-Meigs m. Friday. Ollio comprising 13 County of. C.A.P. met In reiUiar session Dlscbarlft fices serving $3$ oounties. He on Msy 10 Ill the Gallia Cobnly Mrs. Harold T. Allyn, Mrs. will work out of the Admin!.. C.A.P. office at the courthouse. +•' r4ward G. Boyd, ·Russell Co- tration's State OUice, CollliJio Fifteen of the eJ&Itteen mer•· II bum, George Darlln1, Sr., bus. Mr. England succeeds Mr. bers were present. Thomas 0. Denney, Ruy Howard S. Beall recently nam- Jack Crisp, representaUve EDiland, Randy K. Raynes, 110- ed Ohio Rural Development J,l\.0. of Alliens, was a guest. mer F. Moore, Mrs. Ervin L. Specialist with the Farmers Gordon Wooten presided. Morrl1, Suzanne PIUengor, Home Aclministration. Mrs. Nancy Franltlln, N.Y.C. Mils Wanda L. Resalter, Mrs. Mr. England was reared on a Director. gave a report on the N. Calvin Sanders, Mrs. Jlus. ·farm In Wyandot County. He Ioperation Ill tile N.Y.C. proaell S, SaiiMera, Berl S I e e d, JITaduatecl from Ohlo State Unt· i gram in Gallia and Meigs CounMrs. Monvll C. Swain, Mr s. verslty wilb a bachelor's de-lu.. Leo Swlliller, Charles G. . Wat. ,gree In agriculture and started Richard G. Sayre, EtecuUve 1011 and Mrs. Walter R. Davll working for Farmers Hom e ~ Director and Lauren ·E. Hoff· : man, Director of Gallla-Meigs illS lnfanl 1011. Administration In 1911. 1 · Jlleuut V Mr. England served with the C.A.P. gave brief reporil on 141·1'.:':': =~ U U. S, Navy In World War futnro programs, pro)ecll tnat 0 • V· When he rotumed from mUI· can be funded undof Nel100 '-!luorPtp.~:Plelunt. tary mvice he was asolgned to Amendment, and props on ,.. Mra. Ira Polla, Farmers Homo Administration Ipending Head Staril and 111111•11 :G~rov:e; Claude · Sines, work In Southwestern Ohio. mer N.y .C. pt'olrama. Mn. Edna Jlun. Hls work )Yith the The next Executive lion qualifies him tor his meeting will be held Jome .and Mn. Samuel dulles wlllch be beg!na at the C.A.P. offti!IID the -~ II • IOD. lately. ~~~!·1~~!_!:___:.__ , Shcl._.;li\g Qur Exc}uJivt.M.yt•g!Bldg, . ,.' :. . Sundge .or Milk Shake "FREE" FOR MOTHER ONHERDAY 1 ,. • '' I ~ 1 SALE ANNOVNCED In Lawrenee Count)', Ohio, CIUCAGO (UP!) - Tile James F. Roblnaoo, Ashland, ' of 1.72 acreB of Ky.. lor ~.50 was annoUileed lfrl. Alma Par- land at the Bile of former · Friday by the Gtileral Servl~d and Dam oa tbt Ohio River AdmlnltlntioD oftlce bert. » \. P. to ~= .ll!o· will be, "·I BNpltll Clltvla Boice, Charles IOD ol Mr. 'Dlo ·new . hla Firat Sol· ' 1:*1 p. m. ud tho flu CAP Executive Council Hears Various R.eports = tt:.catfMsLEY '• ' .' can hava·a 25c SundH,or. a 35c Milk ' ' Shaklonlltr day SUndav.'Mar ·l4tir ' \ , '~ DAIRY V·All"E.Y , ' AT THE POMEROY liND lliRlDOI ' ' • 1 . -- ~,,<~ . ; ':'/~.{j Used EXclu.ively For C~llT,IfiED ' ·/ . .· MAYTAG SERVICE. THAT'UH. BEST .· " ' ' ' ~ .. ' ' ' . �:::::::~:~:::~~:•= -"· ;~~;::::.:::::::::: ............ . . .. ...., .. __ .... _,.. . . l •• o ·~~ -~ , ~ >p ~· ._ __.. ,. • . _ "- • ' ' - ' .. 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IJillDL~i><li\T. - !'pmeroy IS bad•'bee~ advised ~)' a rejiu~• 1~; al 11, five ' or a four and on the lour and lbree-quartera Co. at p.. Aprll28 meeting said This also was a lectuction.' Ear-l f'l\rther stating the position ' Us .... ~ · of I~· e~nee,rlili ;lit~ ' DOl to pay three-quafters ~ cent Interest ,per co¢ rate over the pj!riod ~ the comp811)' woulr.tinance Iter the olficlall ·~ offered to of ~Y on the ~ · In c6,h.lllnc·1 om $1111,fi)O·!or;tli! wall!\' com- r,al". The tWO ' villages would of 40 years wblch would be ,.;,. 1lle plll'ilhaae o1 the w con· rmance the. traniaation at bl~h- purch~e, Mayor. Legal' ' sa 1d . VU!al~ b!W, piny, On 'April · 167 offiCials. qf save ,abOI!I lGI.OOO ·on the five quired lor jl&yni'ent, be cern for the 911lages a a rate er 11ve and one-ball ~ ·cent th~l Poiljeroy ofl'!Cia!s believe\ . ., : ~ . fthe :wl!tfr "company'; met with . . ' . ,. . . fl1al II· 11le purch8se ·is to be 111bb IIi 1 1 , . of f9m\i: otncjals' of the ·ilv9 towns In ~ ·· · ~ · · ~ made, tha two villages at the li:CI f.l the lin!~, 01 · . .. [,egar F)'i' MJddl!""rt' IJ1d l'e\l~ce<f ; tb e ·,.. . . t· · ,'·. ',...: lime of ()III'Chas<l·shotl)d arrange bistelid, II ba,s be,~ · ,·...., , ofllcllla of \he ~·~~rice lrom· t825,!100 to · .·.·. ·. . .· ·~ · . · tt' ·.· . · , . ,_, their financlllg to make possi· that tbe repilfl 'i!l4 vir. . . met In Mlddl~:to .180t;OIIt; , .' , ·, . ~ ble the repa/ts that ll'e ne..l!ci ments be done 111 ' ii' . l~ ~ the ~Jed Pl!l" commentlitg f\lrib~, Mayor \ . In beth towns. Officials I as t mqJ" bas~ ·~ ";w.... ' · ·Legar "llso, stated lbi! Pomeroy night Indicated that lile repairs IOWU\1 ·11le ~ , , ..:·~. reptesentaUves believe t~at VOL ' 2 NO. 15 SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1967 SECOND SECTION P•ge 13 and l!l1provements needed on Mayor Leflar, ~ 111- ot\i,er and ~ ,for lile purcbase should • u the water company's facilities band, eontendeilll!all'oticlalnf · Fred be sold, on ail opeo market. It would run from $200,000 to $250,· (Conllnued 0.' Sunday JOHN GEE AME Mother's Day pr<>granl u.· b l1 lng morning SUnday School hour. All welcome. . BY PAT HOUCK PEMBI\OKE CWB wlU bold o picnic at the bome of Dr. and Mrs. Keith 1\. Brandeberry, 6 p.m. Husbands are Jn. vited guests. ~Jn~ day last week when he had a minute to breathe, Jr. said, "Sunday is Mother:s Day, we'll have to to write an editorial." was kidding of course. sure he doesn't know how many words I've put in the last ten years trying to express my feelings •tated. t+ntt',. , . ,.. ··.' ·t·u·txn · 1 +· -..'If. 'Appreciative Audience'- Suiter 80.0 Attend Annual Gallipolis Spring Formal Band Conce.r t \ r'· ' .I THE' > irUL;t;. . . . ~It''., qrove City. His I ~ ~ "·· I' &.:iNI''t.Ott.•v . '' . . ' ,•, .• The Fttnch City -PM$1 . wlh, ' ~\• · liv.. at 18 Chllllco!heJI · 601·21111 Ave. 0" .. . '"'"' :~·~·· '"GIII;I(IOiils; Ohte.- . ., .RUTLAND ' RiRNITURI I ~ i ·' • '~· a :·:·~,~~ · ,..:·:.· .MA · :·n Red Carpet Service ' '. ' ' . •t .. ··>. ' . ., ' ' ~ I· · · ' . " ' . ' •, . \· ,. ! . . '• ' . ' . <,. ' HERE'S ·WHY .~ IT'S fjl Kit. • We hurry to your !1oJn8 - the qUioUit ~inlet 1101Blblt. . • \Ve proteet your home with a.d CUI)III Maylag; Coo: · • ;:-11•• obly &emdrlt Mayttg lactol'f . pW. No IUbatltula. ewort'll ~oimed bt I'Jtl£ tomJ11117.'·'Mtr.mea 'ttcbnld.U . • We leava emythln£ • · . liNt • a i!IJI·IIIIII tlean . · '· ur MayijJ. · ~· · e ~~ leave a !IOIIl!l• · · ~ card foryou "~ our work. ~ to v,"'* . Yoa till bllt·allaJtl . . ' In till • . dH1tt ) · )'PIIf Mayta& plOd~ 1 , I ': ' 'I' l Orcbiuing t N'"Priest QnMay28. ·POMEI\OY - ' !lND )frt. illl GALLIPOLIS - 1\ussell G. Blrtb• · 1 England, Farmers Home AdMrs. George T. Epling, Pt. ministration County Supervisor Plfasant, dau&hter, 1:15 p. m. for 21 years with offices at F~y; Mrs. Edward L. Miller, Georgetown, Ohio, serving CJer. Wet Columbia. son, 2:06 p. m. mont, Brown and Hamilton Friday; Mrs. 1\lcnard K. Wal· counties nas been named Dis· GALLIPOLIS - The Eleen· laee, Pt. Plebanl, son, U6 p. trict SUpervisor for Soulflern tive Council of tho Gallla-Meigs m. Friday. Ollio comprising 13 County of. C.A.P. met In reiUiar session Dlscbarlft fices serving $3$ oounties. He on Msy 10 Ill the Gallia Cobnly Mrs. Harold T. Allyn, Mrs. will work out of the Admin!.. C.A.P. office at the courthouse. +•' r4ward G. Boyd, ·Russell Co- tration's State OUice, CollliJio Fifteen of the eJ&Itteen mer•· II bum, George Darlln1, Sr., bus. Mr. England succeeds Mr. bers were present. Thomas 0. Denney, Ruy Howard S. Beall recently nam- Jack Crisp, representaUve EDiland, Randy K. Raynes, 110- ed Ohio Rural Development J,l\.0. of Alliens, was a guest. mer F. Moore, Mrs. Ervin L. Specialist with the Farmers Gordon Wooten presided. Morrl1, Suzanne PIUengor, Home Aclministration. Mrs. Nancy Franltlln, N.Y.C. Mils Wanda L. Resalter, Mrs. Mr. England was reared on a Director. gave a report on the N. Calvin Sanders, Mrs. Jlus. ·farm In Wyandot County. He Ioperation Ill tile N.Y.C. proaell S, SaiiMera, Berl S I e e d, JITaduatecl from Ohlo State Unt· i gram in Gallia and Meigs CounMrs. Monvll C. Swain, Mr s. verslty wilb a bachelor's de-lu.. Leo Swlliller, Charles G. . Wat. ,gree In agriculture and started Richard G. Sayre, EtecuUve 1011 and Mrs. Walter R. Davll working for Farmers Hom e ~ Director and Lauren ·E. Hoff· : man, Director of Gallla-Meigs illS lnfanl 1011. Administration In 1911. 1 · Jlleuut V Mr. England served with the C.A.P. gave brief reporil on 141·1'.:':': =~ U U. S, Navy In World War futnro programs, pro)ecll tnat 0 • V· When he rotumed from mUI· can be funded undof Nel100 '-!luorPtp.~:Plelunt. tary mvice he was asolgned to Amendment, and props on ,.. Mra. Ira Polla, Farmers Homo Administration Ipending Head Staril and 111111•11 :G~rov:e; Claude · Sines, work In Southwestern Ohio. mer N.y .C. pt'olrama. Mn. Edna Jlun. Hls work )Yith the The next Executive lion qualifies him tor his meeting will be held Jome .and Mn. Samuel dulles wlllch be beg!na at the C.A.P. offti!IID the -~ II • IOD. lately. ~~~!·1~~!_!:___:.__ , Shcl._.;li\g Qur Exc}uJivt.M.yt•g!Bldg, . ,.' :. . Sundge .or Milk Shake "FREE" FOR MOTHER ONHERDAY 1 ,. • '' I ~ 1 SALE ANNOVNCED In Lawrenee Count)', Ohio, CIUCAGO (UP!) - Tile James F. Roblnaoo, Ashland, ' of 1.72 acreB of Ky.. lor ~.50 was annoUileed lfrl. Alma Par- land at the Bile of former · Friday by the Gtileral Servl~d and Dam oa tbt Ohio River AdmlnltlntioD oftlce bert. » \. P. to ~= .ll!o· will be, "·I BNpltll Clltvla Boice, Charles IOD ol Mr. 'Dlo ·new . hla Firat Sol· ' 1:*1 p. m. ud tho flu CAP Executive Council Hears Various R.eports = tt:.catfMsLEY '• ' .' can hava·a 25c SundH,or. a 35c Milk ' ' Shaklonlltr day SUndav.'Mar ·l4tir ' \ , '~ DAIRY V·All"E.Y , ' AT THE POMEROY liND lliRlDOI ' ' • 1 . -- ~,,<~ . ; ':'/~.{j Used EXclu.ively For C~llT,IfiED ' ·/ . .· MAYTAG SERVICE. THAT'UH. BEST .· " ' ' ' ~ .. ' ' ' . �,.,. • ' ! • f 4_ i ' ) ~ l . ,' i '. ·~. I" ' ' • ~-~Hannan . ,, JEANNIE SISSON CONSTANCE RANKIN Trace Speaker Named ,· ' ';j. ..;!;. ,; , ;;,'?gAUJPOLIS 1{11'"• The Rev., Swlday, May 14, wtJJ be J. lol. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Lusher, pastor of Powell, Evangelist, President Rankin, of Crown City, Mi s s · the ·~bernacle Baptist Church, of the Ohlo Valley Colleg~. Rankm complied a four year Cjdllleolhe. aJid graduate of Parkersburg, W. Va. average of 96.56. llallllan Traee High School Miss Rehooca Saunders, Two other Honor Students alwni be speaker for the 1967,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. so were named at Hannan Trace cq,meocement Eercises of Saunders of MercerviJ!e, has High School. They were Ctsra IJannan Trace High School at been named Valedlctorian of Saunders. daughter of Mr. and 1 p. m. Friday May , 9 in' the the 1!167 Class at Hannan Trace Mrs, Joseph D, Saunders. Rt 1 Jl!kh School A~tori~ High School. For four years of Northup, third with an average · high school. Miss Saunders bas of 96.60; and fourth, with an ~verinl the Baccalaureate a 97.71 average. average of 94.60, wao Jeannie Serinon for the Class of 1!167 Named Salutatorian of the Sisson, daughter of Mr. an <l Ill the Hannan Trace High 1967 Class at Hannan Trace Mrs, Herman Sisson, Rt 1. SclM!ol Auditorium, at 3 p. m. School was Consto::nc::;e_.Rankin==·::·:.<:N:::o:::rlh::u~p::..,- - - - - - ·: c;llilrl~ ~,, . 1 :lfinal 'PHS:. . Bafid .~C6nt~ttXisi.}lf~ld·. . CLARA SAUNDERS " ' .' ' IICC:A SAUNDERS '. ·~ !: ·' w. . " * ' •, :: '!• ' • ' ~· ~ ,· . ' • • ·- ~- ~ ·-~ -~~.- ' ' .. ' - ' Jf/ I 1 Kyger Creek Graduat IOD Fnday' Name Top pupiJs ' fi'J d. ~~ 0 rl) 5 5~ ll ;, £ e iiJ: ~~ .!! ,!!!' ~ i I.. ~ ,J a p Mf .. 0~ ~!.; j ll ~ ~j 1l J!l ~~ d . ~l oll&! h' .1:1 • ~a i '21 :!! .. i!i a ~ :s~ 'R. sf f.!IJ!l i:"' ~~- li l at3:ll~ ~~ . ~ N i a o;••'¥ --- -- i~!i!~~ 8~ t-••tiO -.-. ~--' 8 Ill !j!li 8 Oc:iG ..... .:.; ~· 1..· i I ,, ·.<' ' ' ' ' _,;,_ WHIRlPOOF . ·~ HOME FURNISHiNGS- iiiiiiiiiiii.ii~iii;iiiii;;i . 18 RECOVERING MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. ert (Mabel) Wln~brenner, slowly recuper~tmg at home on North Fll'St Ave., Mid .. II dleport, following a slay In !be hospital. l'- , I "THE PRICE IS ..RIGHT'' ~~t~nr-11 illln • • ' .... "•'~ '· . ":,I' !, --:- "' ~ ., • j, ' ~... •J t • ' ' \fit ', ,. OR A PORTA COLOR T.V. Following retails effective Mon. & Tues. May 15 & 16 JtJ:I!/! folcler avoilu&l!, Ilk o~r ARAB Expert CANADIAN BACON 89 C'~~rr99CsuqD$' } .o9· l_ forlilefaeli C~rollno !.umber & Supply PHONE675·1160 Pt. Plt~~ont ' ' HALF OR WHOLE 2-lb. END PIECE lb. w. · ---·- - lb. . ' lb. ,CHUCK· STEAKS SUPER-RIGHT QUAUTY BLADE CUTS c A.~. ' WEU TRIMMED •• ,,' " ' ,. ,. ' U.IQE Thlo to one of the top herds Ia this uea D.H 1 A. tooled herd averare loot year 18,084 H. 3.8% 400 F. Aiwlctst u.' otmlaatioD hal been poactlcecl atnoe 191141. '1'11.,. cowo bave exlreJnt olse -lbe7 "" JOUJll - tbOJ ue IJPOJ - don't fall to atlelld this wei WASHINGTON REp;.:.JUICY 24"x40"' •SIZ•. • ,, . of rolode give IJIItNI prohctiOII ' te lloor thlt ... h.d · - · ' 0¥111 or NCtaillJI•sl Thlct, I00% 1 •' hi f tla 1 en dur•bl• "·ut,k LATiiJCI,>'' , bacldng. Nan !lip leta -+in~· Tr• COA:TU tlltioMIIIICI -"lllpOI'IIY patllml. IACICINI -n- ·. • . ,I ' • ,, OIIADEA ' } •• ' ,I ,,, '· · doz. . ·..,I ,. I ; "• ;' .. ' . ' •(" ':. ' • . . '. . ' / " c ' / .! ...... ,. " . ' ' ''!; 'J ,'' GALLiPOLIS, .OHIO . .. SUNNYBROOK ;MEDIUM G . C. MURPHY CO. ' ", I -~· · IN~ ' ·•... I c lb. .':FRESH ,·EGGS'/ brftllt lpiMh '" ,, ' . The aprtoaer he!fm an lirecl by Curtlo CandJ Co. buill, lbeJ have a lot ot.Jize and are btchlllioa to mol<e,vp. T B ,and Bini'• tooted, an ..cept • held are coif- hood , ...lllllecl. • . WINESAP. .APPLES· DAIRY HERD and FARM MACHINERY 76 HEAt -TOP QUALITY HOLSTEINS 66 COWS • 10 Heifers to freshen In August ,,' • . ..... ,.,.- . WIN ~& S1'000 PUBLIC AUCTION w., • PLAY A&P'S EXanNG GREAT CHANCE TO SAVE ON ROOM BRIGHTENING .,_,pM, .. f rl~j CARPETING-ROOM SIZE RUGS H: 1'001111 • • • Jus ; ., s e ! .•.. POMEROY-A basically llghtleJfective contert were "Tro!, ana 1Beckj Wright. nutes. 1· Cathy Fullz, Bernadette. Hello program btghUghted by 1 w"'l ka," "IJ)Ipresslono of •:·scot- Keij~ .J;;vansc' f\Bndf£.B u rt, nessy, basJoon: ' MU!Ie Lr& ar, played medley of lamlltar Rod· 11sh Air"', and the l~"'tapQing Jenny M'~nclllni, Jane: Wells, Twila Clatworthy, ,oboe; I a Y am' and Hamm,rstein tun~s 1 Henry. Fill~re , marclles, '"i'be ~ob Bailey, Marla , Qr~eser, McGowan; Jaqe Qt!1Ve,,1 ~a~s lnm ''The Sound Of Must6" was 'Kia~on M~lch". ,and "His Ho~: trolllbo~;' ~c_ky ,.f:iea.,, ' pa~ clanne!: Debb~~ llar/'1'hl,, alleatured Friday night when the or March" ,wb1ch open\)d aad · Uqom~a. Bell{ :HobSiellPf. Jan· I!> cla•mel; Nell 9lll!''!if. Char· 311b annual and the ftnal spring closed the pro~ram. A conrert 1ce Eastman, Marlene;~wln, Iss~ P?rter, Th~1 Gla~. Geru concert o,l the Pomeroy H lg h "exira" was "Trombone Tobog- ,J:iency Mayer. ~om Cr,ew, ~oi'Jis GQW\I!n>, ·Chuck Hal\"ahs, per School Bind .lias held. an." ~ , · ·Sharon Smitli, sib<JI B,alrla:y, cusslon: Carolyn Jones, . Sal!! Donald•Mlll director mad , , Makl!!l t~efr I!~ appearance .Barbara Whjl~, C'ti e''f,I j Me, 'mo'hokar, ·belts: Ric~ G!lnior~, his fin 1 .,.:;..t ' • m• PdJ!Ieroy concerl·were Kar lcaugblln, alto •. axophon~~; ·Nail' ,Janet St. Clair, Na~ Sj, .Gialr • band h appearlaneclce en Grillllh, BIH Felly. J o b n cy Thompson . .tenor saxopMnoq :Toyce' Evans, llantones: Joh~ 1 reun Lo wlth the avng .. ·· · - <:. d h R from furlber employment in tile .she,. Jefl . Burl, Donna Bran· Beoky Houdasbell,, b~d")ne: yx-l Goodwin, Rap y S eetll, o1 , Local School D-' ham, Debbie Crow, Steve ophone, · r. t1 Reuter, basses. J' new MellS '·s-lier Marla prueser, Frank Gir- - --·~ · ·... · -~-··· ~ lriel olaml. Jahet M~s. Kathy 14-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 14. 19Q7 The large audience attend- ' son, Bill Downie, trumcets : ing the final effort by the Pom- 1 Pam Neutzl!ng, Kay Bing, Irene ! eroy bandsmen In the junior IBarnes, N~cy Tltvs, Jo. Ellen high scbool auditorium gave IIJ . Dorollly Nelltzllng, Mary stamp approval to "The Solllld 1 ' Leanne of Music" medley which lnclud- , . Darla eel the· familiar slralll8 of "Do: 1rle Susan, Re, .HJ;" "My Favorite . '11lings.'• usn:teen." "Gnlntr Seventeen·.. uMaria,., "An Or' ' . dinary Couple," "Climb Every I Mountain" and, ol courlil!, the etta · UUe BOJI8. Also libpular with the • , . • ' w~ , ence was the Spanish dance _ .iNJne' MOtorJsts Are lhemed • The heaviest ted ri uy Ob1o Patrol concert iras Richard GA I.L wo'LIS - The "Lohengrin. '' ·llO!is Post, State HI!UJw•v · · Rounding out the short b lrol lnvPAtl•ated no traffic ae. ctdents Friday In ,either Mel~i or Gallla counties 'but nine arFour Persons Are re/!ts were listed, 6-9-12 FOQT WIDTHS - . ' Cited By Police Cited to Ga1l!nolls lll)llllclpal court May 13 on ,char~es of • ~ ,· ( ' '> GALLIPOLIS - City speedinQ were: Emtl A. ThornWool-Acrilan-Nylon--H~ ·:. ' reported no traffic as, 16. Rodnev: Edword HcSelfrH E•tlmotft, · - ,. ·1 · Friday for the •econd ler. 2L Jlunlinorton, W:·· va.; live day, Thus far, In the first Frank H. Capehart. S7, Pl 132 days of the year, Pleasant: Darrell C, Beller, 23, pollee have inve(tigated Pnca, W. Va.: Richard ' D. En. . ' ' ' ". accidents, Rei, 22, · ManlewGod, N. J.: A 1 1 1 ded J D 8 k · T rlres o19 nc u . : John R. Laillmes s' haanf's, 31, Gai1lpolis; Complttl . ., ; ay or, , Rt 2 Gallipolis and 1an . S '''· 47, ChorlesDl J w e mar . King, 51, Rt 1. ton, , Va .. and these blhers: C H fd rown City, both for aro . L. Wau~b. 18. Rt 2, James W, Brewer, Crown City, defective brakes, polls, oqueallng tires; and ChJII'o and ,Jimmy R Halley, 21. Gal· Jes Bates, 61, Rt 2 Upo!JS, passing over the yellow eOPEN MONDAY ~IGHTS ' intoxication, all to l~lnie,~bo~th;;;;;;;fo;;;r ;;;m;;;unl;;;;;;ci~pa;;;l;;;co;;;u;;;r;;;l,~~~~~~~~~~ court, May 13. May 13, ° 1 ,, J fil·5 Cl~ t' 9 £i' - ( Temperature, preclpllalion, weather conditions, for each Zl hour period as recorded by Pete McCormick at Fairfield BANNAN TRACE C0 M· I.Wea 1her Station. MENCEMENT Sl'EAKER will I 1 1 High Low Pr<c, be the Rev. Ch•rlt• w. Lu·h· 1 Sunday "".. .. .. ,•8 I,,. er, Ch!HI colbo, oon oI tb e IaIe Monday " "" 13 48 Ul Joba R. Lusher of Mercer' Tu •• 5I •• 44 .... 1Wedeoday -• .... 69 - ville. : ne ..ay .. .. ·"' :Thursday 67 51 .51 • Training Workshop ·Friday 73 53 !Saturday, :: :: 48 45 Begins Thursday I Average high temperature lor GALLIPOLIS - An officers ' the week this year GU last 1 training workshop of the Womyear 69.0. ' ; on's Society of Christian Serv· 1 LINDA LOU FRENCH FREDERICK C. RODGERS i Average low temperature lor' ice will be held Thursday, M.ay the week this year 45 5 last 18, at the Grace MelhodJst Iyear IIU, t ,' Church, GalUpolls, from 10 a, ! Total precipitation for the m, till 2:30 p, m. • ' week this year 4.03, last year The morning sessions wUI be 1 .45, given to consultation groups Total precipitation to date for presenting the duties of the ofGALUPOIJS _ Linda Lou French, dau hter of Mr. this year 19.36 inches, 1as 1 lteers 1n the local society. If tnd Mrs George Fre h Rt 1 G 11 . 11 ~ h year 11.84 Inch••· an officer or an elected officer piled a p,erfect 4.0 ave~~ge, h~s be:n 1:m~d';,a~edf~~~~~ i Nbrmal average precipitation cannot attend she is asked to of the 1967 graduating class of Kyger Creek High School ,3U inclles. , please send another member Salutatorian of the 1967 graduating class at Kyge~ !In her ~~ace, All officers of the Creek High School Is Fred Coulson Rodgers fM Woman > Society In Me1gs and ~rs. James Rodgers,1 'son r. Pre-Schoolers to County are urged to attend. Chesh1re. He has a 3.5 aver-1 a!" and "Recession at" The Register Wednesday age. I Rev. Earl Shuler will offer the LETART _ A pre • school Poulin Infant The Rev, Max Donahue, pas· Invocation and Benediction. reglslrollon will be 'held at the Birth Anrwunced lor of lh~ Heath Methodist K Richard Frnst, Principal, Letart Falls Grade School by POMEROY -Mr. and Ml'l. ;~u~~~· ~ddl~purt, willSedehv- Kyger Creek High School, will Mrs, Jane Ifill, FIrst grade Richard J. Poulin of Pomeroy at m acca aurea1e rmon present awards to students pri· teacher at Letart Elementary, are &Mouncing the birth ef 8 the lr~ ~h~~ or to the Salutatory Address. Wednesdsy, May 17, from %:15 their first child, Richard JosAudilorium. His topic will be The Rev. Warren G. Zinn to 3:!~ p. m. eph, weighing 8 lbs,, 11 ozs. at "Mountain Climbing " Igive the Invocation at The reg!straUon Is lor Letart Holzer Hospital on April 25, Commencement ~ercises for reate, and the Rev. Mr. stude~ls only and lmmedl~~ly Grandparents are, Mr. and the 4:1-member graduating class bue will give the Benediction folloWJIIJithe reglstrsllon a get Mrs, J. LuCJen Poulin and Mrs. will be held at 3 ]).m. Friday, Special music at the ' ~cqualnted" period will be held VIrgil BlackwGod of Pomeroy. May !9 In the Kyger c r • e k laureate will be presented by m the auditorium where r.,. Great grandmother is MJ'I. Collllh School Auditorium, with Kyger Creek Choral and t h freshments 'will lle JerVed. ra St. Cyr tf Lewiston, Maine, Dr. James E, Rodgers, Prole• High School M!Jed Chorus, sor of Education, Ohio Univer. .._ Bily, SPECIAL MEETING C. Comer Bradbury, L oc a I Superintendent, will present the MIDDLEPORT - ~A•id:i:~ class for diplomas, which will meeting of the M be conferred upon the gradu· Lodge No. 363 F&AM w i I ales by Gerdon Fisher, Presi· be held Tuesday, May 16, dent or the Bnard of Education. 7:30o p. m. for conferring The Kyger Creek High School Master Mason degree, ~=~ ~ ~ Band will play "Pomp and Cir- ~ Harry 1. Che$er, W <UDJslance" lor the "Procession. lul Master. AM ' ~fl . FLOOR ~,,._1 Fri.,May19-10:30 ' - ·:.., a'· WEEK'S WEATHER s;'!?· I ' �,.,. • ' ! • f 4_ i ' ) ~ l . ,' i '. ·~. I" ' ' • ~-~Hannan . ,, JEANNIE SISSON CONSTANCE RANKIN Trace Speaker Named ,· ' ';j. ..;!;. ,; , ;;,'?gAUJPOLIS 1{11'"• The Rev., Swlday, May 14, wtJJ be J. lol. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Lusher, pastor of Powell, Evangelist, President Rankin, of Crown City, Mi s s · the ·~bernacle Baptist Church, of the Ohlo Valley Colleg~. Rankm complied a four year Cjdllleolhe. aJid graduate of Parkersburg, W. Va. average of 96.56. llallllan Traee High School Miss Rehooca Saunders, Two other Honor Students alwni be speaker for the 1967,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. so were named at Hannan Trace cq,meocement Eercises of Saunders of MercerviJ!e, has High School. They were Ctsra IJannan Trace High School at been named Valedlctorian of Saunders. daughter of Mr. and 1 p. m. Friday May , 9 in' the the 1!167 Class at Hannan Trace Mrs, Joseph D, Saunders. Rt 1 Jl!kh School A~tori~ High School. For four years of Northup, third with an average · high school. Miss Saunders bas of 96.60; and fourth, with an ~verinl the Baccalaureate a 97.71 average. average of 94.60, wao Jeannie Serinon for the Class of 1!167 Named Salutatorian of the Sisson, daughter of Mr. an <l Ill the Hannan Trace High 1967 Class at Hannan Trace Mrs, Herman Sisson, Rt 1. SclM!ol Auditorium, at 3 p. m. School was Consto::nc::;e_.Rankin==·::·:.<:N:::o:::rlh::u~p::..,- - - - - - ·: c;llilrl~ ~,, . 1 :lfinal 'PHS:. . Bafid .~C6nt~ttXisi.}lf~ld·. . CLARA SAUNDERS " ' .' ' IICC:A SAUNDERS '. ·~ !: ·' w. . " * ' •, :: '!• ' • ' ~· ~ ,· . ' • • ·- ~- ~ ·-~ -~~.- ' ' .. ' - ' Jf/ I 1 Kyger Creek Graduat IOD Fnday' Name Top pupiJs ' fi'J d. ~~ 0 rl) 5 5~ ll ;, £ e iiJ: ~~ .!! ,!!!' ~ i I.. ~ ,J a p Mf .. 0~ ~!.; j ll ~ ~j 1l J!l ~~ d . ~l oll&! h' .1:1 • ~a i '21 :!! .. i!i a ~ :s~ 'R. sf f.!IJ!l i:"' ~~- li l at3:ll~ ~~ . ~ N i a o;••'¥ --- -- i~!i!~~ 8~ t-••tiO -.-. ~--' 8 Ill !j!li 8 Oc:iG ..... .:.; ~· 1..· i I ,, ·.<' ' ' ' ' _,;,_ WHIRlPOOF . ·~ HOME FURNISHiNGS- iiiiiiiiiiii.ii~iii;iiiii;;i . 18 RECOVERING MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. ert (Mabel) Wln~brenner, slowly recuper~tmg at home on North Fll'St Ave., Mid .. II dleport, following a slay In !be hospital. l'- , I "THE PRICE IS ..RIGHT'' ~~t~nr-11 illln • • ' .... "•'~ '· . ":,I' !, --:- "' ~ ., • j, ' ~... •J t • ' ' \fit ', ,. OR A PORTA COLOR T.V. Following retails effective Mon. & Tues. May 15 & 16 JtJ:I!/! folcler avoilu&l!, Ilk o~r ARAB Expert CANADIAN BACON 89 C'~~rr99CsuqD$' } .o9· l_ forlilefaeli C~rollno !.umber & Supply PHONE675·1160 Pt. Plt~~ont ' ' HALF OR WHOLE 2-lb. END PIECE lb. w. · ---·- - lb. . ' lb. ,CHUCK· STEAKS SUPER-RIGHT QUAUTY BLADE CUTS c A.~. ' WEU TRIMMED •• ,,' " ' ,. ,. ' U.IQE Thlo to one of the top herds Ia this uea D.H 1 A. tooled herd averare loot year 18,084 H. 3.8% 400 F. Aiwlctst u.' otmlaatioD hal been poactlcecl atnoe 191141. '1'11.,. cowo bave exlreJnt olse -lbe7 "" JOUJll - tbOJ ue IJPOJ - don't fall to atlelld this wei WASHINGTON REp;.:.JUICY 24"x40"' •SIZ•. • ,, . of rolode give IJIItNI prohctiOII ' te lloor thlt ... h.d · - · ' 0¥111 or NCtaillJI•sl Thlct, I00% 1 •' hi f tla 1 en dur•bl• "·ut,k LATiiJCI,>'' , bacldng. Nan !lip leta -+in~· Tr• COA:TU tlltioMIIIICI -"lllpOI'IIY patllml. IACICINI -n- ·. • . ,I ' • ,, OIIADEA ' } •• ' ,I ,,, '· · doz. . ·..,I ,. I ; "• ;' .. ' . ' •(" ':. ' • . . '. . ' / " c ' / .! ...... ,. " . ' ' ''!; 'J ,'' GALLiPOLIS, .OHIO . .. SUNNYBROOK ;MEDIUM G . C. MURPHY CO. ' ", I -~· · IN~ ' ·•... I c lb. .':FRESH ,·EGGS'/ brftllt lpiMh '" ,, ' . The aprtoaer he!fm an lirecl by Curtlo CandJ Co. buill, lbeJ have a lot ot.Jize and are btchlllioa to mol<e,vp. T B ,and Bini'• tooted, an ..cept • held are coif- hood , ...lllllecl. • . WINESAP. .APPLES· DAIRY HERD and FARM MACHINERY 76 HEAt -TOP QUALITY HOLSTEINS 66 COWS • 10 Heifers to freshen In August ,,' • . ..... ,.,.- . WIN ~& S1'000 PUBLIC AUCTION w., • PLAY A&P'S EXanNG GREAT CHANCE TO SAVE ON ROOM BRIGHTENING .,_,pM, .. f rl~j CARPETING-ROOM SIZE RUGS H: 1'001111 • • • Jus ; ., s e ! .•.. POMEROY-A basically llghtleJfective contert were "Tro!, ana 1Beckj Wright. nutes. 1· Cathy Fullz, Bernadette. Hello program btghUghted by 1 w"'l ka," "IJ)Ipresslono of •:·scot- Keij~ .J;;vansc' f\Bndf£.B u rt, nessy, basJoon: ' MU!Ie Lr& ar, played medley of lamlltar Rod· 11sh Air"', and the l~"'tapQing Jenny M'~nclllni, Jane: Wells, Twila Clatworthy, ,oboe; I a Y am' and Hamm,rstein tun~s 1 Henry. Fill~re , marclles, '"i'be ~ob Bailey, Marla , Qr~eser, McGowan; Jaqe Qt!1Ve,,1 ~a~s lnm ''The Sound Of Must6" was 'Kia~on M~lch". ,and "His Ho~: trolllbo~;' ~c_ky ,.f:iea.,, ' pa~ clanne!: Debb~~ llar/'1'hl,, alleatured Friday night when the or March" ,wb1ch open\)d aad · Uqom~a. Bell{ :HobSiellPf. Jan· I!> cla•mel; Nell 9lll!''!if. Char· 311b annual and the ftnal spring closed the pro~ram. A conrert 1ce Eastman, Marlene;~wln, Iss~ P?rter, Th~1 Gla~. Geru concert o,l the Pomeroy H lg h "exira" was "Trombone Tobog- ,J:iency Mayer. ~om Cr,ew, ~oi'Jis GQW\I!n>, ·Chuck Hal\"ahs, per School Bind .lias held. an." ~ , · ·Sharon Smitli, sib<JI B,alrla:y, cusslon: Carolyn Jones, . Sal!! Donald•Mlll director mad , , Makl!!l t~efr I!~ appearance .Barbara Whjl~, C'ti e''f,I j Me, 'mo'hokar, ·belts: Ric~ G!lnior~, his fin 1 .,.:;..t ' • m• PdJ!Ieroy concerl·were Kar lcaugblln, alto •. axophon~~; ·Nail' ,Janet St. Clair, Na~ Sj, .Gialr • band h appearlaneclce en Grillllh, BIH Felly. J o b n cy Thompson . .tenor saxopMnoq :Toyce' Evans, llantones: Joh~ 1 reun Lo wlth the avng .. ·· · - <:. d h R from furlber employment in tile .she,. Jefl . Burl, Donna Bran· Beoky Houdasbell,, b~d")ne: yx-l Goodwin, Rap y S eetll, o1 , Local School D-' ham, Debbie Crow, Steve ophone, · r. t1 Reuter, basses. J' new MellS '·s-lier Marla prueser, Frank Gir- - --·~ · ·... · -~-··· ~ lriel olaml. Jahet M~s. Kathy 14-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 14. 19Q7 The large audience attend- ' son, Bill Downie, trumcets : ing the final effort by the Pom- 1 Pam Neutzl!ng, Kay Bing, Irene ! eroy bandsmen In the junior IBarnes, N~cy Tltvs, Jo. Ellen high scbool auditorium gave IIJ . Dorollly Nelltzllng, Mary stamp approval to "The Solllld 1 ' Leanne of Music" medley which lnclud- , . Darla eel the· familiar slralll8 of "Do: 1rle Susan, Re, .HJ;" "My Favorite . '11lings.'• usn:teen." "Gnlntr Seventeen·.. uMaria,., "An Or' ' . dinary Couple," "Climb Every I Mountain" and, ol courlil!, the etta · UUe BOJI8. Also libpular with the • , . • ' w~ , ence was the Spanish dance _ .iNJne' MOtorJsts Are lhemed • The heaviest ted ri uy Ob1o Patrol concert iras Richard GA I.L wo'LIS - The "Lohengrin. '' ·llO!is Post, State HI!UJw•v · · Rounding out the short b lrol lnvPAtl•ated no traffic ae. ctdents Friday In ,either Mel~i or Gallla counties 'but nine arFour Persons Are re/!ts were listed, 6-9-12 FOQT WIDTHS - . ' Cited By Police Cited to Ga1l!nolls lll)llllclpal court May 13 on ,char~es of • ~ ,· ( ' '> GALLIPOLIS - City speedinQ were: Emtl A. ThornWool-Acrilan-Nylon--H~ ·:. ' reported no traffic as, 16. Rodnev: Edword HcSelfrH E•tlmotft, · - ,. ·1 · Friday for the •econd ler. 2L Jlunlinorton, W:·· va.; live day, Thus far, In the first Frank H. Capehart. S7, Pl 132 days of the year, Pleasant: Darrell C, Beller, 23, pollee have inve(tigated Pnca, W. Va.: Richard ' D. En. . ' ' ' ". accidents, Rei, 22, · ManlewGod, N. J.: A 1 1 1 ded J D 8 k · T rlres o19 nc u . : John R. Laillmes s' haanf's, 31, Gai1lpolis; Complttl . ., ; ay or, , Rt 2 Gallipolis and 1an . S '''· 47, ChorlesDl J w e mar . King, 51, Rt 1. ton, , Va .. and these blhers: C H fd rown City, both for aro . L. Wau~b. 18. Rt 2, James W, Brewer, Crown City, defective brakes, polls, oqueallng tires; and ChJII'o and ,Jimmy R Halley, 21. Gal· Jes Bates, 61, Rt 2 Upo!JS, passing over the yellow eOPEN MONDAY ~IGHTS ' intoxication, all to l~lnie,~bo~th;;;;;;;fo;;;r ;;;m;;;unl;;;;;;ci~pa;;;l;;;co;;;u;;;r;;;l,~~~~~~~~~~ court, May 13. May 13, ° 1 ,, J fil·5 Cl~ t' 9 £i' - ( Temperature, preclpllalion, weather conditions, for each Zl hour period as recorded by Pete McCormick at Fairfield BANNAN TRACE C0 M· I.Wea 1her Station. MENCEMENT Sl'EAKER will I 1 1 High Low Pr<c, be the Rev. Ch•rlt• w. Lu·h· 1 Sunday "".. .. .. ,•8 I,,. er, Ch!HI colbo, oon oI tb e IaIe Monday " "" 13 48 Ul Joba R. Lusher of Mercer' Tu •• 5I •• 44 .... 1Wedeoday -• .... 69 - ville. : ne ..ay .. .. ·"' :Thursday 67 51 .51 • Training Workshop ·Friday 73 53 !Saturday, :: :: 48 45 Begins Thursday I Average high temperature lor GALLIPOLIS - An officers ' the week this year GU last 1 training workshop of the Womyear 69.0. ' ; on's Society of Christian Serv· 1 LINDA LOU FRENCH FREDERICK C. RODGERS i Average low temperature lor' ice will be held Thursday, M.ay the week this year 45 5 last 18, at the Grace MelhodJst Iyear IIU, t ,' Church, GalUpolls, from 10 a, ! Total precipitation for the m, till 2:30 p, m. • ' week this year 4.03, last year The morning sessions wUI be 1 .45, given to consultation groups Total precipitation to date for presenting the duties of the ofGALUPOIJS _ Linda Lou French, dau hter of Mr. this year 19.36 inches, 1as 1 lteers 1n the local society. If tnd Mrs George Fre h Rt 1 G 11 . 11 ~ h year 11.84 Inch••· an officer or an elected officer piled a p,erfect 4.0 ave~~ge, h~s be:n 1:m~d';,a~edf~~~~~ i Nbrmal average precipitation cannot attend she is asked to of the 1967 graduating class of Kyger Creek High School ,3U inclles. , please send another member Salutatorian of the 1967 graduating class at Kyge~ !In her ~~ace, All officers of the Creek High School Is Fred Coulson Rodgers fM Woman > Society In Me1gs and ~rs. James Rodgers,1 'son r. Pre-Schoolers to County are urged to attend. Chesh1re. He has a 3.5 aver-1 a!" and "Recession at" The Register Wednesday age. I Rev. Earl Shuler will offer the LETART _ A pre • school Poulin Infant The Rev, Max Donahue, pas· Invocation and Benediction. reglslrollon will be 'held at the Birth Anrwunced lor of lh~ Heath Methodist K Richard Frnst, Principal, Letart Falls Grade School by POMEROY -Mr. and Ml'l. ;~u~~~· ~ddl~purt, willSedehv- Kyger Creek High School, will Mrs, Jane Ifill, FIrst grade Richard J. Poulin of Pomeroy at m acca aurea1e rmon present awards to students pri· teacher at Letart Elementary, are &Mouncing the birth ef 8 the lr~ ~h~~ or to the Salutatory Address. Wednesdsy, May 17, from %:15 their first child, Richard JosAudilorium. His topic will be The Rev. Warren G. Zinn to 3:!~ p. m. eph, weighing 8 lbs,, 11 ozs. at "Mountain Climbing " Igive the Invocation at The reg!straUon Is lor Letart Holzer Hospital on April 25, Commencement ~ercises for reate, and the Rev. Mr. stude~ls only and lmmedl~~ly Grandparents are, Mr. and the 4:1-member graduating class bue will give the Benediction folloWJIIJithe reglstrsllon a get Mrs, J. LuCJen Poulin and Mrs. will be held at 3 ]).m. Friday, Special music at the ' ~cqualnted" period will be held VIrgil BlackwGod of Pomeroy. May !9 In the Kyger c r • e k laureate will be presented by m the auditorium where r.,. Great grandmother is MJ'I. Collllh School Auditorium, with Kyger Creek Choral and t h freshments 'will lle JerVed. ra St. Cyr tf Lewiston, Maine, Dr. James E, Rodgers, Prole• High School M!Jed Chorus, sor of Education, Ohio Univer. .._ Bily, SPECIAL MEETING C. Comer Bradbury, L oc a I Superintendent, will present the MIDDLEPORT - ~A•id:i:~ class for diplomas, which will meeting of the M be conferred upon the gradu· Lodge No. 363 F&AM w i I ales by Gerdon Fisher, Presi· be held Tuesday, May 16, dent or the Bnard of Education. 7:30o p. m. for conferring The Kyger Creek High School Master Mason degree, ~=~ ~ ~ Band will play "Pomp and Cir- ~ Harry 1. Che$er, W <UDJslance" lor the "Procession. lul Master. AM ' ~fl . FLOOR ~,,._1 Fri.,May19-10:30 ' - ·:.., a'· WEEK'S WEATHER s;'!?· I ' �... ~· - f 1 1!. dJ,I I ...=-!~ ~~-~ 1'"""!1-1 I d I ·.a . rl,.c:;l lit •. . \ ·t .... • J!Je · · ·· · · ' · · -~~: -~ ll! ·, · , 'I • · .! -, - II i .,o b HII .•~ .s ! H1 I. 1J ' ~! •• • ] ! U0i K J a. - till~ I ~l~ li J l f· i. . ... J.· ~ u.... ~~ ~~ . . . . ...t....t .• 1. I'" ' ,. • ~,.·'.!' •• \ , I - •. , CINCINNATI (UP!) - Jobn pick ·up !he .vfctory, hit third Ricl!lo Allen's lnfleJd out and, l011d in the sixth lmiing. ft 4fs. Callison's eighth • inning sin- of the season and secf!Dd since 1after a walk ·tp Bill WhIte, aJIIieared in the Reds' halt of gle, his third of. the game, sent being plll'<hased by the PbtlJ pinch- hilling for Don-Lock, he tile sixth when Tony Perez tripplneb • runner 'fony Gonazlet from the Houston Astros: was out at the plate trying to led o!f Phllly starter -!;bris home Saturday with the r u n R!JOkie G a r y Sutherland scoru on Coo~le Rojas' squeeze Short after walka to Tommy which gayc the ·Philadelphia oouched olf the elgllth inning bunt, CoUlson followed with bls Harper and Pete Ro". Phillies a 3-2 victory over the with a double, which sent los- single, scoring ~nazlez, a The Phils tied tile l!eOI'e·at 2league leadipt Cincinnati Reds. er Bill McCool to .the showers. pincll-runner lpr Whits. · 2 when Callison llt!gled In tbe Dick Fafiell b!anked t Ge With Ted Abernathy pilching, ·Lock's tblrd home. ran of tbe seventh and came borne on Reds (he last three innings to Sutherland moved to tltird on season gave · the Pblls a 1 - 0 Jackie Brandt's plnch ·double. ) .. .. '11" ~~ 1 ,, -~~ . ~ . ,:1~-~ ' Late·RaDy trlVes:I'Hillies \3.. ; .... . . •,. #:· ~~H I~~ ~u !L n -~~ oo~! ·!I =~ u l -~ !:!~!:S!:S -. ': • > 1· ·- i J ' ' .· ·.• . \·' ·' '' ~~ ~ §~~" ~ · . . .1 ~z: . ~ .,. · r.. : ~-- " '• • • ! ~~..:::.,.._;...~- . _· 1· • l : ·nu .·· a-~ I ,. .j ' '' Indians Nip Senators, 3-l WASIIJNGTON (UPI) ClevelaDd IDdiBDS wen over '• 'll;lllll!lnglnD Senallrt 8-1 ·;, c~ay~ ' 'llith tbe II<Ip ol · llrtlwn's second home run of · year.. , Lliil Tiant, posting his first · .!lctory of tho season, slngied '·bOrne Pedro Gonialez during f!!e seconi lnnln&.flr the first ~run. Brown.•. htmered ••• 'to tbe Senatnrs' bulipen lit the . ' ' 'liie .fo.s.-,.. ,1M .• McbJo(, 11aitisl lhree •Corer ", ~ PbU~ · ~'' 0011111-1 Line ,. Clncinnail '" --·110: 000 - ' Sbort, F~.. (7) and er; McCool, AlieiDathy (B) ~e. WjJ ~' .P~, LP _ Jr!cd;JGi <~). BP .. ; ' · ·· O'Toole's Two-Hitter Stops Angels 1~ ' . ,, ,, ~.f;~Ji''"'.,n CHICAGO (UPI) - Smokey Tom McCraw flied to left, too tho SO.year-91d lefl)''l ~= Burgess' loth • inning sacrifice shallow for pinch bitter Walt effort migbt 'be waaetd b fiy plus the two • bit pitching Williams to advance, but . 40- the 1'/hlte SQ,~ ""'"" of Jim O'Toole enabled the Chi· year • old B u r g ess end· a~ainst lefthancler Nick cago White Soli tn beat I he ed tbe game with a fiy ball tn- the ex-Los Ange~s Doilfer, California Angels 1.0· Saturday to deep right field. . . for their eighth 'straight vtctnry, It was O'Toole's first vlotory Willhite them Pete Ward led off tbe wlnnlng In the American League. The two. of rally against loser Minnie Ro- fonner Cincinnati Red, who last leavmg.for a jas with a double Into right pitelted two weeks ago, surren. nlllth ·l!mlng. center. Ken Berry wal inten- dered a second Inning single to ~~~~,~~~~,~lodJ tional!y walked and pinch-hit- Skowron and then faced 26 An· ning _sl ler Jerry Adair drooped an at· gel batters before allowing the Craw,'s tempted sacrifice, First • base- second hit to Rick Reichardt the Sot put two~!~=; man Moose Skowron, traded b; in the lOth Inning. Ion base against the le the Sox to California last week, O'Toole struck out II and The paid attendarice threw poorly to third base and walked one. 4.479, but the crowd . the bases were loaded. It appeared lor a while that stored by 26 205 Qo)r. ' out but pitched out ol the jam, Washington's first threat Tlwl Illdlans loaded the bases agaln,9t tlant came in !he ' 'lllth one out in the sixth on a fourth. Frank Howard singled to (Night g?mes not included) myre (3-2) 2 p.m. atnil• by Rocky Colavito and right but was thrown out trying Amencan League Monday's Gameo errors by Saverine ·and t hi r 1 to stretch hit hit into a d •uble. . D . W. L. Pet. GB BaltJmore at Boston, rught , 17 7 ·708 baseman Tiin Cullen but relief Fred Val,ntine and I' au I , etror t Calilo;ma at. Ka?sas City: mgot 16 7 696 pitcher Bob Priddy forced Casanova followed with "inglr, ~lucago k · % Detrmt at Washmgton, orght 11 12 .4/8 5% Only games scheduled. Brown to hit into a double pia,y. but were strand.,d. c':·~r Yor 13 15 ·464 6 ~ " 101 ma Was hington ' 2 14 ·4G$ 6 National Leagu• 12 14 462 6 Konsos City · (Night games not included! 11 13 . ·458 6, J C!evelond ftftb; . Boslon II 14 ·440 Gil . . w. L. Pet. GB 11 14 ·440 6"" Cmcmnatl 19 10 .655 . Cleveland's third run came in Minnesot a . the seventh ·inning IVhen Chuck . . Bllltimore iO 14 .4i7 7 Pittsburgh 15 9 .625 Ill Hinton l!lngled horne Chico ST PAUL • 1gl)1\e a two-run . rally. It was , Saturday's Results St. Louis 15 10 .600 2 1 Salmon. Salmon walked stole (UP!) Rookie Rick Monday the fourth homer of the season Cl•wl and 3 W"''hmgton I Chicago 14 10 .583 2% second ,and advanced .t~ thir~ belted his second Ho~er in as for the $!00,000 bonus player. t;ctroit 10 Bo~!fm 8 Philadelphia 13 12 .520 4 Bob Saverlne many days and rookie Ramon b h ChiCago I Cahforma 0, (10 Ins) Atlanta 14 13 .519 4 , On an error by • • ted We ster, w o co11ectcd t 11ree · K , c: 1 r. ~~· t 2 S · T!ant' was relieved in the Webster .contrJbu ~l Sa hits singled to set up 111,. n ansos . Y ·'N" mnyesoka . ht an Francisco 12 14 .462 511 ninth Inning after Dtck Nen single and a two-rqn douu e · • . , d . . . " "1l>mnrc at ew or , mg New York 9 15 .375 7% lllimerect and Fred Valentine turday to lead the Kansas City At~lebcHs seconl rundm tthc f~rsdt Su11dny's Prohablc Pitchers Los Angeles 9 16 .3611 8 . ' · Athl ti t0 s"-2 win over mrung. e was orce a secon I All Times EDT) Houston 8 i9 .296 10 i!ngled. Orl~o Pena )'lelded a . e cs . . . by Danny Cater, but Cater took . . •Ingle to Paul ~·anova and Mmnesola Twms. .,_. h Rod C lh llclro1t MeLam (3)3) and Lo• """ . d . h. h t.wu wen arew rcw , 1. ,, .4 1) w·,. kers ham (1~") Saturday's Resullll walked Cap Peterson With . Mon ar,. w ose omer 'ldi tryl f d bl I ' " .I I . or 0 ~ or a ou ep ay. ' at Roston Santiago (1-1) and · night helped the .A's nip w.1 Y P1Iiladelphia 3 Cincinnati 2 Twins, connected off loser Jim ~Jm Gosger follow ed With a Lon bnrg 12-0), 2, i p.m. . Pittsbur~h 6 Atlanta 5, 10 ins. Grant in the f1rst inning "ngle to score Cater. ( aliforoia Brunet (1-4) and New York at St. Louis, nigbt ., The A's add€<! two runs in the Clark 12-i l at Chicago Peters l:bicago 6 Los Angeles 3 . By United Fresa third on singles by Bert Cam- (3·11 and .lbhn (2-2), 2. Z:l5 p, San Francisco 4 Houston 3 NaUonal League paneris and Monday ard Web- m. Sunday's Probable Pitchers G. AB. R. B. ster's double into the left field Ka nsas City Dobson (0-1) at Cepeda, SIL 21 80 16 so' corner. Min nesota Oil om 10-0} 2:15 p.m. IAll Times EDT) Alley! Pitt 23 86 7 31 · OSef 0 . 0p Tho Twins tallied in Ihe Clcvelanrl Me Dowell (2-1) at Philadelphia Bunning 12·3) and · Cimnte, Pitt :1 87 17 31 fourth inning when Can·w Washingto n Ortega (1-2) 1:20 p. L. Jackson 12·2) at Cincinnati 1t Brock, SlL 25116 16 40 doubled ••d scored on a sin~lc m. Nolan (2-1) and Maloney (1-2) Wills, Pitt 19 82 12 :Ill 1 by Harmon Killebrew. Carew Ballimore Barber (2-3) or Pho 2.. Lefbvre, LA 24 94 11 32 also scored in the sixlh inninc cb11 s (0-1) at New York Stottle: ChiCago Holi2man (3-0) and .. 85 13 28 PimBURGH (UP!)- Donn I h h !ked d cd t" -- -·-····-·· Nye (2-l) at Los Angeles Drvs. : Davl's, NY Cllmd~mon do bled b0me Rober· w en e wa ' a vane o . Alou, Pitt 20 83 17 27 .Jl u Ithird on Tony Oliva's single and T'1 N' B080 dale (1-3) and Brewer (0-1), 2. Haller, SF 24 68 7 '22 Clemente from second base. rode home on Killebrew'e , gers IJl • X Flood, StL 25105 16 33 the loth_ Inning Saturday to , sacrifice fly. I• or 7th Stratght SIGN UNEBACKER Willms, Chi 23 88 !4 '1:1 the Pittsburgh Pirates an 1 BOSTO~ (liP!) Bill Free. American Leaone 11-5 victory over the AI· Lew Krausse benefited from han and ro:arl Wilson hit hom- CLEVELAND (UP!) -Bob •B !he hilt! n! o1 th e two rook'>es 1o ers th at .hroug 11! in five tallir:s from Matheson, burly linebacker G. AB. R. B. Pct. I '"II~ raves. . Duke ahas •!gned Kaline, Det 23 84 20 3Z Clemeute opened the IOtb by notch his 5'cond victory in six durine, a six-run ninth Inning . • ~ a 1967 Carew, Min 23 81 9 '1:1 ,333 an .Infield bit of[ decisions. Krausse went six upri ,rng Soturrloy that carried National ~oothall League con24 86 16 28 .32i loser Niekro and I innings with Roberto Rodriguez !he Detroirt Ti ~rrs to a 10-8 tract w I I h the Cleveland ~!~~·:~ 20 72 9 23 mtvt« to second on Bill and Paut Lindblad finishing up.' victory over the Boston Ted Browns. Matheson, a 245-pound Vrslles, Min 24 95 11 Sl .31& .ski's infield out Cll!lllente Grant was charged with h is s"' for their seventh straight nal!ve of Boone, N.C.~ was tne Cnglr Bos . 19 76 9 23 , ..red easily on Clendenen's fourth lo¥-9 aginst two victo- trinmph. Browns' tnp draft cb01ce In the Freehn Del 23 7t 9 21 drl•e olf the lefkenter ries. ,I The Tigers, tralllng 5-4 alter 1967 co_n_eg_e_d_a_ r ft_. _ _ _ __ Rchrdt; Cal 26 97 14 29 ! right innings, retained their · · "• Tovar Min 24 7 2Z % hold on lirst place when reliever Frecsi Cal '1:1 112 13 33 . S '' Jthn Wyatt gave up five exira · . ' Home RUII 'baso hits a~d hit two batters in ~ National Leape: Aaron the nintll. . 'A . Torre Braves allll a alngle to Gary Geiger, Wyal! , who had not given up I l, ·Reds '7· Brock Cards a· i Alou, with five hits in an earscd nm in 20 innings, hit! with 5,' ' ' had put the Braves Detroit 010 010 100-10 13 0 Willie Horton to start the In5-4 in tile top of the ninth 100 112 003- a 11 3 ning and then yielded a double America• Leape: be belted bla !ourtb hom· to Jim Northrup. Both rode J Tigers 7; Blelary, Orioles 8; of llte season, but the Pir· Sparma, Klippstein (6), Sher- home on catcher Freehan's Robinson, Orioles, Millcher, took advantage of a pass· ry (8), Korince (8), Wicker· sixtn home run of the season. I ~ Agee, \nita So>: ball by Joe ·Tprre tn tie the sham (9) and Freehan; Ben- iiijjjiijiiiiiili Freehan, Tjgers 5. in llte bottOm of tlte Inn· nett, Osinski (7), Wyatt (7) Kalil Batteil Ill tog. Torre JUt hJ8 elghtiJ and Ryao. WP-Korince (1-0). Nallolial Lelgue: V~e, of 1f1e IIOI!'"n d,urihg tbe LP-Wyant(2-1). HM -Foy Brave' 22; BrOck, Cards George Spriggs. struck 0 u (2nd), Freahan (6th), Wilson 1 J!lbnaon, Reds 31; Cepeda, for wbat apPeared to be t h Ust). Carda 19; Torre, llrtlves 18. out of tho inning, b u t AmericaD Leape: Ka11ne, first base when t h Cleveland 010 010 100- 3 7 0: Tigers 19; F\ IIDblnaon, got ,away from Torre, Wasblngton 000 000 001-1 7 31 8!111 Veraalles Twins .Stole second and scor1 ~ Tig.,; 11· Blefaty, Manny Mota's two • out Tianl, Rena (9) and Azcue; ·Orioles, i\lvil, Indians and to J181!t Richbrt, Prld!Jy (6), Lines (8) ~lnetn-ew, Twins 15. , Tit• ~~~ al4:o fought back and Cnsanov~. WP - Tiant (I· ·• ·· Plleldq , lo ~a 1lie ID tbe eighth at 1). LP ~ Richert (1-5). IIRS-. cfilai!Onal Leagae: Veale, J'J. ~ - on a ,®uble-by Qene Alley L. Brown 12nd), Nen <1st). dtu·G-O· JIOIIZmatl. CUbs aitd !did. • cosily ~ error by tfpen, ~ M; quee., Reds Nlekro. · ' , _ ' .. . . Kansas City 202 000 010-5 12 o ·Bring your otd 'bfke" lo tiS ROW, ond we'll holp you trade-IN to 1 ~::l·Ued· with S.L ·. :. , NlekroLem ~~ Somhpaw. De Minnesota 000 101 000-2 6 2 HONDA • • • or lllld..UP to 1 'bigg!r HONDA. Fr<~m thi swift, ,, . . . · ver astelt.in .the elshlb af· K Rodri < ) Li d .1 ~ l.hpe: · Horlen, ter . III.- lll:ave· 'liurler . iDj11red rausse, guez 7 , n • nil~ HONDA SO, right ·on up II> ,Sox t-0; Sparma, his_back iolille ·tjilmmg ·Out a blad (8) and Roof; Grant, Per· the rugged, ~erfo&-ca.•so ••• or any of the models In-between. ~ ' TIIb\J &-1! in tbhl(! Of tbe lDn- l'y (4), Kline (9) and Battey. With or wiiiiollla lnldt, ftOW Is tho bet! limo ..,. ; •• lo get .f.tf. Ued·wlil! S.1. 'lb& Plralel. had DWUiged .- Krausse (24). · LP With 1nuciirag, Winailll HOftDAI..-~ , ,, • . . . . . ;· . . foDio. blls Off Lemaster (SA). HR - Monday ..De..y Prosee9jfon : , ~lira\~· illll!Dgs, <4th). o · o AS unu: AI ~ :J,• • "e;.li;a~ 1iaJo ·<1~ Innings) PletuNd,li:.iledii . 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Callison's eighth • inning sin- of the season and secf!Dd since 1after a walk ·tp Bill WhIte, aJIIieared in the Reds' halt of gle, his third of. the game, sent being plll'<hased by the PbtlJ pinch- hilling for Don-Lock, he tile sixth when Tony Perez tripplneb • runner 'fony Gonazlet from the Houston Astros: was out at the plate trying to led o!f Phllly starter -!;bris home Saturday with the r u n R!JOkie G a r y Sutherland scoru on Coo~le Rojas' squeeze Short after walka to Tommy which gayc the ·Philadelphia oouched olf the elgllth inning bunt, CoUlson followed with bls Harper and Pete Ro". Phillies a 3-2 victory over the with a double, which sent los- single, scoring ~nazlez, a The Phils tied tile l!eOI'e·at 2league leadipt Cincinnati Reds. er Bill McCool to .the showers. pincll-runner lpr Whits. · 2 when Callison llt!gled In tbe Dick Fafiell b!anked t Ge With Ted Abernathy pilching, ·Lock's tblrd home. ran of tbe seventh and came borne on Reds (he last three innings to Sutherland moved to tltird on season gave · the Pblls a 1 - 0 Jackie Brandt's plnch ·double. ) .. .. '11" ~~ 1 ,, -~~ . ~ . ,:1~-~ ' Late·RaDy trlVes:I'Hillies \3.. ; .... . . •,. #:· ~~H I~~ ~u !L n -~~ oo~! ·!I =~ u l -~ !:!~!:S!:S -. ': • > 1· ·- i J ' ' .· ·.• . \·' ·' '' ~~ ~ §~~" ~ · . . .1 ~z: . ~ .,. · r.. : ~-- " '• • • ! ~~..:::.,.._;...~- . _· 1· • l : ·nu .·· a-~ I ,. .j ' '' Indians Nip Senators, 3-l WASIIJNGTON (UPI) ClevelaDd IDdiBDS wen over '• 'll;lllll!lnglnD Senallrt 8-1 ·;, c~ay~ ' 'llith tbe II<Ip ol · llrtlwn's second home run of · year.. , Lliil Tiant, posting his first · .!lctory of tho season, slngied '·bOrne Pedro Gonialez during f!!e seconi lnnln&.flr the first ~run. Brown.•. htmered ••• 'to tbe Senatnrs' bulipen lit the . ' ' 'liie .fo.s.-,.. ,1M .• McbJo(, 11aitisl lhree •Corer ", ~ PbU~ · ~'' 0011111-1 Line ,. Clncinnail '" --·110: 000 - ' Sbort, F~.. (7) and er; McCool, AlieiDathy (B) ~e. WjJ ~' .P~, LP _ Jr!cd;JGi <~). BP .. ; ' · ·· O'Toole's Two-Hitter Stops Angels 1~ ' . ,, ,, ~.f;~Ji''"'.,n CHICAGO (UPI) - Smokey Tom McCraw flied to left, too tho SO.year-91d lefl)''l ~= Burgess' loth • inning sacrifice shallow for pinch bitter Walt effort migbt 'be waaetd b fiy plus the two • bit pitching Williams to advance, but . 40- the 1'/hlte SQ,~ ""'"" of Jim O'Toole enabled the Chi· year • old B u r g ess end· a~ainst lefthancler Nick cago White Soli tn beat I he ed tbe game with a fiy ball tn- the ex-Los Ange~s Doilfer, California Angels 1.0· Saturday to deep right field. . . for their eighth 'straight vtctnry, It was O'Toole's first vlotory Willhite them Pete Ward led off tbe wlnnlng In the American League. The two. of rally against loser Minnie Ro- fonner Cincinnati Red, who last leavmg.for a jas with a double Into right pitelted two weeks ago, surren. nlllth ·l!mlng. center. Ken Berry wal inten- dered a second Inning single to ~~~~,~~~~,~lodJ tional!y walked and pinch-hit- Skowron and then faced 26 An· ning _sl ler Jerry Adair drooped an at· gel batters before allowing the Craw,'s tempted sacrifice, First • base- second hit to Rick Reichardt the Sot put two~!~=; man Moose Skowron, traded b; in the lOth Inning. Ion base against the le the Sox to California last week, O'Toole struck out II and The paid attendarice threw poorly to third base and walked one. 4.479, but the crowd . the bases were loaded. It appeared lor a while that stored by 26 205 Qo)r. ' out but pitched out ol the jam, Washington's first threat Tlwl Illdlans loaded the bases agaln,9t tlant came in !he ' 'lllth one out in the sixth on a fourth. Frank Howard singled to (Night g?mes not included) myre (3-2) 2 p.m. atnil• by Rocky Colavito and right but was thrown out trying Amencan League Monday's Gameo errors by Saverine ·and t hi r 1 to stretch hit hit into a d •uble. . D . W. L. Pet. GB BaltJmore at Boston, rught , 17 7 ·708 baseman Tiin Cullen but relief Fred Val,ntine and I' au I , etror t Calilo;ma at. Ka?sas City: mgot 16 7 696 pitcher Bob Priddy forced Casanova followed with "inglr, ~lucago k · % Detrmt at Washmgton, orght 11 12 .4/8 5% Only games scheduled. Brown to hit into a double pia,y. but were strand.,d. c':·~r Yor 13 15 ·464 6 ~ " 101 ma Was hington ' 2 14 ·4G$ 6 National Leagu• 12 14 462 6 Konsos City · (Night games not included! 11 13 . ·458 6, J C!evelond ftftb; . Boslon II 14 ·440 Gil . . w. L. Pet. GB 11 14 ·440 6"" Cmcmnatl 19 10 .655 . Cleveland's third run came in Minnesot a . the seventh ·inning IVhen Chuck . . Bllltimore iO 14 .4i7 7 Pittsburgh 15 9 .625 Ill Hinton l!lngled horne Chico ST PAUL • 1gl)1\e a two-run . rally. It was , Saturday's Results St. Louis 15 10 .600 2 1 Salmon. Salmon walked stole (UP!) Rookie Rick Monday the fourth homer of the season Cl•wl and 3 W"''hmgton I Chicago 14 10 .583 2% second ,and advanced .t~ thir~ belted his second Ho~er in as for the $!00,000 bonus player. t;ctroit 10 Bo~!fm 8 Philadelphia 13 12 .520 4 Bob Saverlne many days and rookie Ramon b h ChiCago I Cahforma 0, (10 Ins) Atlanta 14 13 .519 4 , On an error by • • ted We ster, w o co11ectcd t 11ree · K , c: 1 r. ~~· t 2 S · T!ant' was relieved in the Webster .contrJbu ~l Sa hits singled to set up 111,. n ansos . Y ·'N" mnyesoka . ht an Francisco 12 14 .462 511 ninth Inning after Dtck Nen single and a two-rqn douu e · • . , d . . . " "1l>mnrc at ew or , mg New York 9 15 .375 7% lllimerect and Fred Valentine turday to lead the Kansas City At~lebcHs seconl rundm tthc f~rsdt Su11dny's Prohablc Pitchers Los Angeles 9 16 .3611 8 . ' · Athl ti t0 s"-2 win over mrung. e was orce a secon I All Times EDT) Houston 8 i9 .296 10 i!ngled. Orl~o Pena )'lelded a . e cs . . . by Danny Cater, but Cater took . . •Ingle to Paul ~·anova and Mmnesola Twms. .,_. h Rod C lh llclro1t MeLam (3)3) and Lo• """ . d . h. h t.wu wen arew rcw , 1. ,, .4 1) w·,. kers ham (1~") Saturday's Resullll walked Cap Peterson With . Mon ar,. w ose omer 'ldi tryl f d bl I ' " .I I . or 0 ~ or a ou ep ay. ' at Roston Santiago (1-1) and · night helped the .A's nip w.1 Y P1Iiladelphia 3 Cincinnati 2 Twins, connected off loser Jim ~Jm Gosger follow ed With a Lon bnrg 12-0), 2, i p.m. . Pittsbur~h 6 Atlanta 5, 10 ins. Grant in the f1rst inning "ngle to score Cater. ( aliforoia Brunet (1-4) and New York at St. Louis, nigbt ., The A's add€<! two runs in the Clark 12-i l at Chicago Peters l:bicago 6 Los Angeles 3 . By United Fresa third on singles by Bert Cam- (3·11 and .lbhn (2-2), 2. Z:l5 p, San Francisco 4 Houston 3 NaUonal League paneris and Monday ard Web- m. Sunday's Probable Pitchers G. AB. R. B. ster's double into the left field Ka nsas City Dobson (0-1) at Cepeda, SIL 21 80 16 so' corner. Min nesota Oil om 10-0} 2:15 p.m. IAll Times EDT) Alley! Pitt 23 86 7 31 · OSef 0 . 0p Tho Twins tallied in Ihe Clcvelanrl Me Dowell (2-1) at Philadelphia Bunning 12·3) and · Cimnte, Pitt :1 87 17 31 fourth inning when Can·w Washingto n Ortega (1-2) 1:20 p. L. Jackson 12·2) at Cincinnati 1t Brock, SlL 25116 16 40 doubled ••d scored on a sin~lc m. Nolan (2-1) and Maloney (1-2) Wills, Pitt 19 82 12 :Ill 1 by Harmon Killebrew. Carew Ballimore Barber (2-3) or Pho 2.. Lefbvre, LA 24 94 11 32 also scored in the sixlh inninc cb11 s (0-1) at New York Stottle: ChiCago Holi2man (3-0) and .. 85 13 28 PimBURGH (UP!)- Donn I h h !ked d cd t" -- -·-····-·· Nye (2-l) at Los Angeles Drvs. : Davl's, NY Cllmd~mon do bled b0me Rober· w en e wa ' a vane o . Alou, Pitt 20 83 17 27 .Jl u Ithird on Tony Oliva's single and T'1 N' B080 dale (1-3) and Brewer (0-1), 2. Haller, SF 24 68 7 '22 Clemente from second base. rode home on Killebrew'e , gers IJl • X Flood, StL 25105 16 33 the loth_ Inning Saturday to , sacrifice fly. I• or 7th Stratght SIGN UNEBACKER Willms, Chi 23 88 !4 '1:1 the Pittsburgh Pirates an 1 BOSTO~ (liP!) Bill Free. American Leaone 11-5 victory over the AI· Lew Krausse benefited from han and ro:arl Wilson hit hom- CLEVELAND (UP!) -Bob •B !he hilt! n! o1 th e two rook'>es 1o ers th at .hroug 11! in five tallir:s from Matheson, burly linebacker G. AB. R. B. Pct. I '"II~ raves. . Duke ahas •!gned Kaline, Det 23 84 20 3Z Clemeute opened the IOtb by notch his 5'cond victory in six durine, a six-run ninth Inning . • ~ a 1967 Carew, Min 23 81 9 '1:1 ,333 an .Infield bit of[ decisions. Krausse went six upri ,rng Soturrloy that carried National ~oothall League con24 86 16 28 .32i loser Niekro and I innings with Roberto Rodriguez !he Detroirt Ti ~rrs to a 10-8 tract w I I h the Cleveland ~!~~·:~ 20 72 9 23 mtvt« to second on Bill and Paut Lindblad finishing up.' victory over the Boston Ted Browns. Matheson, a 245-pound Vrslles, Min 24 95 11 Sl .31& .ski's infield out Cll!lllente Grant was charged with h is s"' for their seventh straight nal!ve of Boone, N.C.~ was tne Cnglr Bos . 19 76 9 23 , ..red easily on Clendenen's fourth lo¥-9 aginst two victo- trinmph. Browns' tnp draft cb01ce In the Freehn Del 23 7t 9 21 drl•e olf the lefkenter ries. ,I The Tigers, tralllng 5-4 alter 1967 co_n_eg_e_d_a_ r ft_. _ _ _ __ Rchrdt; Cal 26 97 14 29 ! right innings, retained their · · "• Tovar Min 24 7 2Z % hold on lirst place when reliever Frecsi Cal '1:1 112 13 33 . S '' Jthn Wyatt gave up five exira · . ' Home RUII 'baso hits a~d hit two batters in ~ National Leape: Aaron the nintll. . 'A . Torre Braves allll a alngle to Gary Geiger, Wyal! , who had not given up I l, ·Reds '7· Brock Cards a· i Alou, with five hits in an earscd nm in 20 innings, hit! with 5,' ' ' had put the Braves Detroit 010 010 100-10 13 0 Willie Horton to start the In5-4 in tile top of the ninth 100 112 003- a 11 3 ning and then yielded a double America• Leape: be belted bla !ourtb hom· to Jim Northrup. Both rode J Tigers 7; Blelary, Orioles 8; of llte season, but the Pir· Sparma, Klippstein (6), Sher- home on catcher Freehan's Robinson, Orioles, Millcher, took advantage of a pass· ry (8), Korince (8), Wicker· sixtn home run of the season. I ~ Agee, \nita So>: ball by Joe ·Tprre tn tie the sham (9) and Freehan; Ben- iiijjjiijiiiiiili Freehan, Tjgers 5. in llte bottOm of tlte Inn· nett, Osinski (7), Wyatt (7) Kalil Batteil Ill tog. Torre JUt hJ8 elghtiJ and Ryao. WP-Korince (1-0). Nallolial Lelgue: V~e, of 1f1e IIOI!'"n d,urihg tbe LP-Wyant(2-1). HM -Foy Brave' 22; BrOck, Cards George Spriggs. struck 0 u (2nd), Freahan (6th), Wilson 1 J!lbnaon, Reds 31; Cepeda, for wbat apPeared to be t h Ust). Carda 19; Torre, llrtlves 18. out of tho inning, b u t AmericaD Leape: Ka11ne, first base when t h Cleveland 010 010 100- 3 7 0: Tigers 19; F\ IIDblnaon, got ,away from Torre, Wasblngton 000 000 001-1 7 31 8!111 Veraalles Twins .Stole second and scor1 ~ Tig.,; 11· Blefaty, Manny Mota's two • out Tianl, Rena (9) and Azcue; ·Orioles, i\lvil, Indians and to J181!t Richbrt, Prld!Jy (6), Lines (8) ~lnetn-ew, Twins 15. , Tit• ~~~ al4:o fought back and Cnsanov~. WP - Tiant (I· ·• ·· Plleldq , lo ~a 1lie ID tbe eighth at 1). LP ~ Richert (1-5). IIRS-. cfilai!Onal Leagae: Veale, J'J. ~ - on a ,®uble-by Qene Alley L. Brown 12nd), Nen <1st). dtu·G-O· JIOIIZmatl. CUbs aitd !did. • cosily ~ error by tfpen, ~ M; quee., Reds Nlekro. · ' , _ ' .. . . Kansas City 202 000 010-5 12 o ·Bring your otd 'bfke" lo tiS ROW, ond we'll holp you trade-IN to 1 ~::l·Ued· with S.L ·. :. , NlekroLem ~~ Somhpaw. De Minnesota 000 101 000-2 6 2 HONDA • • • or lllld..UP to 1 'bigg!r HONDA. Fr<~m thi swift, ,, . . . · ver astelt.in .the elshlb af· K Rodri < ) Li d .1 ~ l.hpe: · Horlen, ter . III.- lll:ave· 'liurler . iDj11red rausse, guez 7 , n • nil~ HONDA SO, right ·on up II> ,Sox t-0; Sparma, his_back iolille ·tjilmmg ·Out a blad (8) and Roof; Grant, Per· the rugged, ~erfo&-ca.•so ••• or any of the models In-between. ~ ' TIIb\J &-1! in tbhl(! Of tbe lDn- l'y (4), Kline (9) and Battey. With or wiiiiollla lnldt, ftOW Is tho bet! limo ..,. ; •• lo get .f.tf. Ued·wlil! S.1. 'lb& Plralel. had DWUiged .- Krausse (24). · LP With 1nuciirag, Winailll HOftDAI..-~ , ,, • . . . . . ;· . . foDio. blls Off Lemaster (SA). HR - Monday ..De..y Prosee9jfon : , ~lira\~· illll!Dgs, <4th). o · o AS unu: AI ~ :J,• • "e;.li;a~ 1iaJo ·<1~ Innings) PletuNd,li:.iledii . 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Stop in soon and let us help you 91a1n ·=it Saturday' }; ~ Cl T T W"th 6-5 Win ... ·'== ''·t~· For graduation 1967, ., you . wl)r.· an outstanding selection of PI"rates Move I I ~ ': GRADUATION 1967 ~ ·. The Leaders J ·~ t '· ...;, . ' �··--· .. , .... -~ --- . , ·· -······--~--~···~·------~ ~ -~ - ~-- ~ ~ -····" · ··- . ··--···· ··- · ....... - ..... . .;. " --··-·····--......... ~.' -·-··· ··-' - ·---0"~--~\•.t··· -.•h..;·· -·-....( ....... , ...... _ ..... ---~"""...0:.'......~....... . . ' . .. ~- •" .... I ' ' ils Nelsonville ' ·· For '67 Title . • ' • • VISIOn rn, ' I ·. I { • .. ~ / .I Survey -RevealS Art Forg~ry j\t An All ·T· """"rown· United Press JDtornalloual "The fact that Meadows' wife men, some with no previous Ifind them attracUve or the Columbian pottery, NEW YORK (ufl) - Art disclosed that they paid only experience in art, moved in to names attached carry pres- Buddhaa, and Queen Anne lfor1gers are busier tnday tllan at $000,000 for the painUngo is act as middlemen between the tige." Loula XV lurnlturt II any lime in this ~tury, furtller proof tllat they are not forger and the gullible collector. Mast Prove blellt remunerative. ~~~~111s oul Picassos, Mlros, authentic," said Klaus Perls, The middlemen- an ab/"Jle Law enforcement officials are . Rect'ntly, !lined art 1( and Dufys !or a naive presiden! ol the association. "If necessity to the anonymou• '[ beginning to crack down on thia Sigmund R o I b a e ~ I segment of the affluent new all those Modiglianis, Derains, forger-get the cream of tho sort of operation, but II Is ICI'OSI faked "I!Aidln" . IIY HOBART WILSON, JR. society 111•1 belieVes good art Vlaminck.s, and Bonnards bad profits, as much as 80 or 90 per 1.dlfficult til convict the middle- "RemiJiilon" brtmlei,I!JIPir•llo\mlllll "PLEASE be assured that the State of Ohio Is be bad af bargain prices. been authentic, they would have cent. Iman If Intent to defraud cannot ly madt from casts of aware llf . the fact that there are no State Parks in Gal· A survey of dealers, apprais- cost $3 million. It is difficult w i Former FBI agent Joseph be proved. The salesman of or i g in als · and ua County." collector• and museum 1understand how an erudite Chapman, a security adviser to' lakes usually declares be alighlly reduced in size. allo • • TJJAT statement appeared in a letter dated Aug. in the nation's art businessman would . not know !some ol tho nation's major thought hJS stllck was autllenllc dlscoversd a hoard of · bt 5, 1966. It was writlen by Fred E. Morr, · Indicates that Dallas oil Isomething was wrong il you can museums. knows a ron man and had no intention ol violating satirical paintings by Arthur thi IJireciOr, Ohio Department of Natural · Algur H. Meadows is buy at sucb a small fraction of who carne out of reti,.,rnent in the law. Szyk forged in Poland. Kesources.lt was, m part, an answer renot unique in haVing the · tile actus! value." 11961 to become an 'art Although paintings are the widOW" backed Rotmchild's op)ceived by a Gallipolitan who, earlier 'in authenticity of an impressive 1 Appeal to Suckers purveyor' because "he couldn't forger's stoek in trade, faking nlon that they were lakes. . 1966, had written Oluo Gov. James collection challenged. Theodore Rousseau, curator stand seeing people running of sculptures, prints, pre- There Ia 1 move afoot. Rh~es.in regards to the lack of swimThe Art Dealers Association of paintings at the Metropolilan [oround with money in their ming in Gallia County. · has 1n · formed Museum, put 1"t more sucomc·1 · ilan dsin a vam · search for name • er1ca was referred to Morr's office.The '.!eadoAm letter facilities 1., 1 9 that 44 paintings, tty : "Forgers know the world is i paintings." • * • 1 CONTINUED Morr: "Although we watercolors and drawings In his full of suckers. They appeal to "lie moves around the · do not find it possible to develop a State collection of 58 modern . art the peUy larceny in all of us.:• lcountry with fakes , visitin~ 15 Park in each of the 88 counties, we are ... ' works InSured lor $1.4 mllijon 1 Art forgery, of which Pam or 20 CJtieO a year," saJd vitally concerned with providing recreational factlitles fakes. Meadows' has not ,has had a monopoly for ,Chapman. ''lie rents suites In of State Park caliber within a reasonable dtstance of [d:~;~:.:. who sold him the j hWMireds of years, got into biJ!l1 1the best hotels, gathers names I all ci\izens of Ohio. Ifc but authorities here gear several years ago when from the society columns, and 1 • • in are known to be ithe demand lor blue cblp late !throws big cocktail parties. His Dateline: .. GAHS Golf Team Gallia . i j • • 1 Where Price Sells and Quolll)l Tells Msn11•r AI Marlin Ford Ulld Car Sal11 11 . 1616 0 "W'"'N we speak of 'State Parks' we_ mean areas tm of scenic, scientific, historical, orchaeolog~cal or other rec~eation significance of state-wide import~nce, or at least of sufffoient importance to attract VlSJtors from a large section of the State. W•~ lloll • 1964 CHMOLET · $1795 1964 .FALCON Sprtn~ V-8, 4 speed $1595 1964 Thunderbird A one-owner, late-model Cadillac is a prize second only to a new Cadillac. Some people even pNhr one of these carefUlly-cared-for Cadillacs because they so beautifully combine performance, styling, and luxury with a reasonable price. .. . 66 Cadillac Sedan De Ville $5000 Full power equipment, radio, tinted glass, autromc· eye, new white sidewall tire11, aqua metallic finish ·with matching Interior. JUBt like new. Comfort Co!ltrol Air Conditioning. 65 Cadillac Calais H.T. $3800 Full power, radio, tinted glass, white sidewall tireB, Comfort Control Air-Conditioning, bluo witb blue In· terlor, one owner new Cadillac trade. $4000 65 Cedillac Coupe DeVille Full power Including windows and 8-way ~eat, radio, wlsjw tires, tinted glass. Autroolc eye, Comfort Contro air-conditioning, gold metelllc fiD!sb wttb beip ' Interior, only 2tOOO m11es. Real Dice: 64 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3100 Light blue m•lallic finish with matcblnglnterlor full power e9uipment Incl. windows and 6 way pOwer seat, rad1o, tinted glass, wblte wall tires, comfort con· trol air et.oditloning, low mileage, real lharp. -~ lack. power wlalw tires, sharp as a 1963 Volkswagen I door. radlo1 g" heater. Dice aharp ana clean .$995 1963 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 door Hard Top, Jtandard transmission, radiD, wlslw tires. one ot the sharp· •t clll'B in town $1395 1965 FORD LT.D. t door Hard Top, automatic, vower brat.. " atet'riog, ra· dlo. ••w wlslw tireo, low milH.ge, eleap as new $2195 1964 Chev. Pickup Cuot0111 ab. radio, good rub. J>er. beautiful blue & wbite flnlab. $1395 1963 FORD $1275 1963 BUICK WHY OUR SELECTION · IS GREATI . 1965 PONTIAC Bonnidle Deluxe V-8, power steering, new cer warranty. 4 Door Hardtop, one owner. w •• $2195 • •1995· •1195 1966 CHMOlET BELAIR ' V.fJ, automatic:, power steer· 1lig. W!IS $2195 ..• ·. . ·•t995 . 1962 BUICK SPECIAL ,; -.. ' I Tudor, automatic:, 25,000 actuai mifes_, . belonged to I schbc>l teacher. llvlsn, a door Hard Top automatic, radio, new wlalw tiros. utn sharp $1895 . · 1962 FALCON Slallon Wsso11, t door, radio • cyllnder, atond. trous. nice ~:895 one in our recent store hours letter writing contest." We offer Meigs · News ·Beat rfL~ $775 '1964 Volkswagen I door, radlci oua root, load rallber, beaiiiliul blue, lillllJI $1195 1964Yolbwagen zdoor, bNutllul blaelt llniob ob~"!_• a llouadl toolll. wlol w~- "i. · ·~ r, In OUI" final cleciaiOII. wo looted for clarity of •rprtllloil. bn\olt; a•d ori.WUIJ ..~~ [f'l . ,.,~~J die reflection of our lreedom to cbooao and make 4eclliono blfote Clo<l ~ a_.. ..,'1t:'x . $1195 1..20IIVROUT =---:fi• ~ .. $tllda ' DlHI: ' ,, 'lit liDioall. ooiiN'I!blt, atand. • ·~ ill exprOJJiinalhotr judcomento. \ ' \· DAMPNESS WALlS top, oa rub- $995 ..1965 atend - I :. "':t. lllllll. .wt. • eyU. ...... ~radio, GM Lowest Price Car ~,._ ••_, FORD I I!Dilooor. Auto- . 011 .......... .•.. ' -. . "/ $J95 LOW AS GMAC - BANK FINANCING SMITH .BU . ~ ..._ I ( •" s' 1616 lllftnl Ave. •'·' '• .'.- 1~\·...',, . I - ~446.0552 .' • .' . MARTIN ·FORD .. SALES WI wen Ia full ~ccor•• JUMI Nell tl. 111 IOIIIfltulatlons to t11o wlllller. •. ' - ~. '!!!• I -..11 ·~ , ~ 'J ~ _ llli!I rut;,· ... ....... f.tra.a ' . . $1395 l}J ! fellowmen. Ia tho llltimate lflettiOII. CHM II 1~62 I 1 car 1966 lUlCK SPECIAL The following letter is the winning A LETTER FROM THE JUDGES oD rubb«, oU vinyl upholsterinc obarp 992-5342 ' ----------------- Galult 500. 2 door bard to9 power wjndow5 radio, hi GMAC FINANCING DOC _; SMI'fB S.4.YS: , power $2295 OPEN EVES. TIL 1:00 KARR& VANZANDT MOTOR·SAUS radio, • our congratulations. trans., "''- obarp. $leering and brakes, , 1 radio, w!s lw tires, low mile· AutomiUe, • ' .. "IN many cases, a Cit~, Regional. or County Park Gauges - Gallipolis, 14.1 11 organization is better quahfled to v.rov1de for the recreand 36.0 with rollers out and • ation needs of a specific cornrnumty. It rna~ be worth· falling slowly; Pt. Pleasant, 31· ! while to explore the possibility of develo~mg recrea· .S8 ; Pomeroy • Mason, 33.30: lion facilities of the type you mentioned (sw1mmmg and BY DICK THOMAS Hinton, 2.90 rising; Kanawha picnicking) on a local leveL GAWPOUS- Today is Mother's Day. I would like Falls, 8.46 rising ; Charleston, • • • to present a poem written especially for the occasion by 21.65 falling. London, running 5· "ON tbe other band, if strong local interest .in spe· - - .5 feet of rollers : Marmet, runclflc areas of statewide recreational caliber ex•sts we is "Mother." great as a member of t be ning ~ feet; and Winfield, runwould be happy to discuss the matter and g1ve 1t care· "We value our cities, our sports staff of The Partncnon, ning 8 feet. -----------------------------~. counlry; our stale. tho official newspaP"" of Mar(ulstudy," concluded Morr. ·~ • • 0 . "We value 0\!f jewels and our shall University. He I• 1. M. BOAT MOVEMENTS , Mason, W. VL TWO weeks ago, Dateline pointed _out tbat all coun· silver plate. (Torn) Murdock, •o- or Han- Galllpoh• Locks - Luther I March 14, ltet lies surrounding Ga\lia were blessed Wlth State Clr Feder· "We love our father, our sis· naa Trace Local Superintend-! Herdman down 12:!0 a. rn.; El· . al Park facilities. (Forked Run, Meigs; Vesuvius, Law· ter, our brother. ent and Mrs. Dennis hl. M.r- ~ gercilff up to5 a. m.; Lady Pickens' Paint and Hardware I I renee· Lake Alma Vinton: Lake Jackson, Jackson. Too, "lut, there's nothing, no dock. Mtgnon down 1:20 a. m : Sol· 2 t there'~ Lake Hope in Vinton County; Burr Oak ~nd- [nothing, 10 preciou' as Moth- Tom Murdock 18 the aulhor ·vay down :30 a. rn.: _ El~me Mason, West Vlr&lnia Dow Lake Athens· Pike Lake State Park, Pike; Scioto er." of a Parthenon sporls column, G. "P 3:t0 a. rn .; Aliquippa Trail Stat~ Park, :Ross; and the Hocking Hills State That poem caa be found in Hoof·Beats, and 1 recent issue:down 2' 45 a. ~- : Kenova up > -I Parks, Hoek.ini County.) I Book of Poems by Emma of tho paper alo> earri., • I:05 a. rn.; LJihan Clark down Dear Mr. Pickell$: • • Gatewond. I receiYed a copy headline; Herd Tromps Past 6·30 a. m : City of St. LouiS 0 ALL m within 1 reaoonable drive of Gallla county. of the poem in the mail Friday Morrio Harvey, 9-1, with a by· Idown 7:10 a. m. Someone has said, "To thine own self be true-Thou canst not tben bt True, if you consider 33 to 75 miles mot;rinJ in South· mornins after lookin~ for • copy line. By T. M. Murdock, Sports Kanawha RJver - Marm~t. false to any man". eastern Oblo reasonable. This means a Gallia count,ian ol tho book In vain. Writer. Murdock Is a freshman Helen z. down 11 p. rn.; WID· must drive anyWheJ:e from 66 to 150 miles ro.und trip Miss Edith Hutainplller bad at Marshall University. and his field, Polly R. up 3:20 P· rn.; Whether you realize It or not, this philosophy Is revealed In yoW' bUll· to use facWtlel neighbors enjoy "right In their back called my attention to tho po- writing showt great prJmise. H. E. Bowles down 8:50 p.m.: em. and said it cou:d be found Fort Dearborn down 6:15 p.m. yard.,.. ness life in so many ways. • • • in Mrs. Gatewood's Book of Ohio River - Lock 14, WE'RE not criticizing Fred Morr and his depart- Poems. 1 checked at the local Twenty.· lour ll)~rnbcr• of [genie P. Jones up 8 p. rn .: Phil· The very fact that you aslred us, the public, to decide whether you meut. If welllld~d his letter, the Department of library, where 1 was told a the Washmglon Sclt<lol Patrol ip Sporn up 12:30 a. rn.: On-, Natural Besourcel ja willing, if strong local interests copy of the book could be found. were. scheduled to lca.ve lor ward up 3"35 a. rn .: Lock 15, should do business on Sunday proves tl1at you would not be true to }Gill' ' . exist, to dilcUSI th.t matter and eive it careful study. But, tho library di~ not have Wa•hrngton, D. C.• Taursday Eastern down 5:40 a. rn.; l-eal self In sc doing. • • "• a copy of the book. alght, where yesterday tb ey ton Queen dowq 1:40 a. m.; WE lllllflntalld Initial s\eiJI wera taken two years Somewhere in my paper! l . were scheduled to participate Lock 16. El.,ha Woods up 6:45 It does not matter what others do, stand true to your own convictions. agobyll'obCobb(thenworkunlt~atlonlstforthe have a copy of another poem in the 31 st Annual School Pa- a. m.: Lock 17, Steel Expre" Gallia Soil and Water Conservat.ioil District) to locate that was. written by Grandma trol Convention and Parade. Bul up 2:15 a. rn .: Esso Pennsyl- , Dare to be different. Have you not had a successful business thus far? an &rllllllitable for a swimming lab tit Gallia County. Emma Gatewond she of hik· only 23 made tho tnp Ivama up 6:15 a. m.; Franklin fame. Mrs. Gatewood has Jeff Francies, """ of Slate Pierce up 6;55 a. rn .: Lock 19. , • • 0 Please continue doing as you have done for !10 many years and I am . COBB res!gne_d the Gal~a County post to accept · walked tile enUre Appal· Highway Patrol Corp.>ral an ~ George T. Price and Jeffer· quite sure that you will retain t~at peace of mind that "following the crowd" a Sl~l!' poBltlon m Missoun last year. Evidently the achlan Trail from Georgia to M1·s. John G. Frar.c<es, 45, son up 4 a. rn. : Lock 21. Br<an projecthasbeenabandoned. Maine and gained nailonwide Hedgewood Dr., became 111. en- B. up 3:45a. m.; Lock 23, Dun-1 • • • fame 'by doing it. i tered Holzer Hospital, and did· can Bruce down 3:10 a m.: In-' never gives. WHAT Gallia. needs now Is ap influential organi· Someday I'll lind that not get to make the lrip. Tho ca up 4:15 a. m.; Barbara Very Sincerely, zatJon to get behind this project, pick out a site; and poem which 1 leherited from doctor advised completo rest •Waxler up 4:50 a. m.; Peggy , work with local and state officials until it's finished- Sherman (Jim) Porter for Jeff. and he's o• lhe chi!· Downey down 5:50 a. m.; Wil· ' Allee M. Roach . 'l" lock, stock ll!d barrel. There is a need. With the state's he left behind when he dren's ward at the bosptlal, liarn li. Zimmer down 6:45 a. -,r. help IUldloCitllngenuity, this dream will become a real· the post as Gallipolis corres!JOn· •resting up. m.; Greenup Locks, mn ity. dent !or the Athens Messenger. wood and Valvoline up 3 p.m.: , • 0 0 .\ u TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily I found It one day among some One day last wee~. T waleh· Alton Zephyr up 4:25 •· m.: Tribune and weekly Gallla Times . .. Voters approve papers. ed John A. Baker and Ilia , ... Joey Cholin up 2:35 a. rn.; $17,500 bond Issue for new grade.sci!Ool at Cadmus . . . lng- eye dog walkin~ down Sec· Western up 5:30 a. m.; Barbara Wllllam Northup elected president of Gallipolis FFA A !9611 graduate ol Ran,nan [ ond Ave., and I wa1 partlr11lar- Brent up 7:45 a. rn.; Meldahl • chapter .•. Bonita Bane ranks 111gb in eighth grade Trace High School JS ly Interested In seaing w h • I[Locks, Waller G. Hougland Mr. c. 0 . Plckeoa scholartblp tests . . . Mills Transf,r Co., buys rear ~=-~:::,__:.;..__ ___.:__;: would happen when they met a down 7 p. m.; Mark buUdlllgoffactorylotat8econdan4SycamoreSI.,from Ma!!OnPetitJury couple of dogs on the blocl<. down 8;05 p. m.; Marna t.ere':. M.asoo RayDIOlld Hoy ... Walt Henson n~med city recreation . M d near Jack Hackworth'& White up 8:50p.m.; Sally Polk , Weo! V irllnla 10: 1~ p. m.; Charles K. up 2:t5 1 director ••. Lancaster eliminates 'GAllS from Class A To Convene on ay Palace restaurant. PT. PLEASANT - The pout I bad often wondered bow a a. m. District bulball tournament, 14-2. ' Dear Mr. PlckeM< jury ol the ¥.•Y term of Ma.. seelnl eye dog copeJ w•th otb- 1- - - - - - - - - on County circuit court will er animals while In perform- found bark. Later I saw John· Lflt u• t•k• thl1 opportunity to e:rprtM our appreel1ti01'1 for the privi1e&e of readinl aU gin their dulles Monday at ance of hll dulles. One of the hy and Homer walking dow n dogs was a brown dog, the Second Ave., and I tllld Joh,nny II of the letten written to JOU by listeners and customen durin& your ment contest~ lt a.m. Seltedilled lor trial · . property of Eddie Jont.t We I had been watching the two • was an i.nformativ1 and a m011t enc:oun1in1 uperleoef: to know that titizeN of cui,- .' morning Is State vs. Ida Whitt, call him "Louie" Jones. The dogs til see how they would I towna and hamlet.. continue to exprw a basic Ameriean btritq:e - that of free a~d charged with fm"gery who other animo! 1 didn't recognizo. reael at the seeing-eye dog. I ed lnnocelll to the , Neither do« paid much atten- Johnny said Homer settled 1 un-altered JudJement based upon personal c:onvictioD. and State ~~- Silverton tlon to Mr. Baker and bl! dnR. down, after that bark, when who p1eaded lnilocent to But about lhll time, Johnny foull\f out what he was bar'king II AI your sun..Uon, that I invite~ reoponoiblt poraon to join., with. me In rea~ inc aolt., , cbarile of breal<lng and destroy- Ecke; caine driving by and Ho- al. . ~obnny said, "Homer's ielectin& the winner., Mr. Lawrence FM'ernan of Foreman • Abbott of Middleport, Ohio. Jng 1 ·boundary Une fe~. '· hia big • footed Basset. oeelN!..Y• dog." I ask, "He Okey Rollin!, Pt. his bead out of the win· How's that?" Johnny graciously consented. This eave judeement from both Ohio and welt\ VIfllnll. Is slated to plead to an indictof the ear and gave a pro- "Well, h~ lead• me Wo road each letter carefully, man!' of them· rePotledlr. All were 'dtoo"lna of coil'- · ly ROIIIT WINGETT mont charging statutor}' ' . mendatlon, however, ooly one could )jo aelected Jl tho w!nn.-. lt wao inlerellial t. · and contri!NtinJ. .Ucover juot how·manr ooundsd alike, many of tbt wtlten omploJinf ilot Mmt wD<11t A Impala, 4 door bard top, po wer brakes, power steerin&:, air condition, V-8, radio, tint. ed gl.us, good rubber, extra lltarp. • I 1, River News . THE WINNER 1 1:9t~b=a~nd~20\'loo~kl~ng~f__:or~a ~pa~r~ls~ia~n:pedd~l~er c~li:en:ts=b~u=y=th~e~p=ic~tu:re:s:r~ig~ht~o~ff ''masterpieceS:'' ' _o_f~ outran the th~C~e~n!:tu~ry~p~a~in~ti~ng~s~ supply. Confidence · the wall, either i>ecause they i IN ouR TOwN 't wlllt . �··--· .. , .... -~ --- . , ·· -······--~--~···~·------~ ~ -~ - ~-- ~ ~ -····" · ··- . ··--···· ··- · ....... - ..... . .;. " --··-·····--......... ~.' -·-··· ··-' - ·---0"~--~\•.t··· -.•h..;·· -·-....( ....... , ...... _ ..... ---~"""...0:.'......~....... . . ' . .. ~- •" .... I ' ' ils Nelsonville ' ·· For '67 Title . • ' • • VISIOn rn, ' I ·. I { • .. ~ / .I Survey -RevealS Art Forg~ry j\t An All ·T· """"rown· United Press JDtornalloual "The fact that Meadows' wife men, some with no previous Ifind them attracUve or the Columbian pottery, NEW YORK (ufl) - Art disclosed that they paid only experience in art, moved in to names attached carry pres- Buddhaa, and Queen Anne lfor1gers are busier tnday tllan at $000,000 for the painUngo is act as middlemen between the tige." Loula XV lurnlturt II any lime in this ~tury, furtller proof tllat they are not forger and the gullible collector. Mast Prove blellt remunerative. ~~~~111s oul Picassos, Mlros, authentic," said Klaus Perls, The middlemen- an ab/"Jle Law enforcement officials are . Rect'ntly, !lined art 1( and Dufys !or a naive presiden! ol the association. "If necessity to the anonymou• '[ beginning to crack down on thia Sigmund R o I b a e ~ I segment of the affluent new all those Modiglianis, Derains, forger-get the cream of tho sort of operation, but II Is ICI'OSI faked "I!Aidln" . IIY HOBART WILSON, JR. society 111•1 belieVes good art Vlaminck.s, and Bonnards bad profits, as much as 80 or 90 per 1.dlfficult til convict the middle- "RemiJiilon" brtmlei,I!JIPir•llo\mlllll "PLEASE be assured that the State of Ohio Is be bad af bargain prices. been authentic, they would have cent. Iman If Intent to defraud cannot ly madt from casts of aware llf . the fact that there are no State Parks in Gal· A survey of dealers, apprais- cost $3 million. It is difficult w i Former FBI agent Joseph be proved. The salesman of or i g in als · and ua County." collector• and museum 1understand how an erudite Chapman, a security adviser to' lakes usually declares be alighlly reduced in size. allo • • TJJAT statement appeared in a letter dated Aug. in the nation's art businessman would . not know !some ol tho nation's major thought hJS stllck was autllenllc dlscoversd a hoard of · bt 5, 1966. It was writlen by Fred E. Morr, · Indicates that Dallas oil Isomething was wrong il you can museums. knows a ron man and had no intention ol violating satirical paintings by Arthur thi IJireciOr, Ohio Department of Natural · Algur H. Meadows is buy at sucb a small fraction of who carne out of reti,.,rnent in the law. Szyk forged in Poland. Kesources.lt was, m part, an answer renot unique in haVing the · tile actus! value." 11961 to become an 'art Although paintings are the widOW" backed Rotmchild's op)ceived by a Gallipolitan who, earlier 'in authenticity of an impressive 1 Appeal to Suckers purveyor' because "he couldn't forger's stoek in trade, faking nlon that they were lakes. . 1966, had written Oluo Gov. James collection challenged. Theodore Rousseau, curator stand seeing people running of sculptures, prints, pre- There Ia 1 move afoot. Rh~es.in regards to the lack of swimThe Art Dealers Association of paintings at the Metropolilan [oround with money in their ming in Gallia County. · has 1n · formed Museum, put 1"t more sucomc·1 · ilan dsin a vam · search for name • er1ca was referred to Morr's office.The '.!eadoAm letter facilities 1., 1 9 that 44 paintings, tty : "Forgers know the world is i paintings." • * • 1 CONTINUED Morr: "Although we watercolors and drawings In his full of suckers. They appeal to "lie moves around the · do not find it possible to develop a State collection of 58 modern . art the peUy larceny in all of us.:• lcountry with fakes , visitin~ 15 Park in each of the 88 counties, we are ... ' works InSured lor $1.4 mllijon 1 Art forgery, of which Pam or 20 CJtieO a year," saJd vitally concerned with providing recreational factlitles fakes. Meadows' has not ,has had a monopoly for ,Chapman. ''lie rents suites In of State Park caliber within a reasonable dtstance of [d:~;~:.:. who sold him the j hWMireds of years, got into biJ!l1 1the best hotels, gathers names I all ci\izens of Ohio. Ifc but authorities here gear several years ago when from the society columns, and 1 • • in are known to be ithe demand lor blue cblp late !throws big cocktail parties. His Dateline: .. GAHS Golf Team Gallia . i j • • 1 Where Price Sells and Quolll)l Tells Msn11•r AI Marlin Ford Ulld Car Sal11 11 . 1616 0 "W'"'N we speak of 'State Parks' we_ mean areas tm of scenic, scientific, historical, orchaeolog~cal or other rec~eation significance of state-wide import~nce, or at least of sufffoient importance to attract VlSJtors from a large section of the State. W•~ lloll • 1964 CHMOLET · $1795 1964 .FALCON Sprtn~ V-8, 4 speed $1595 1964 Thunderbird A one-owner, late-model Cadillac is a prize second only to a new Cadillac. Some people even pNhr one of these carefUlly-cared-for Cadillacs because they so beautifully combine performance, styling, and luxury with a reasonable price. .. . 66 Cadillac Sedan De Ville $5000 Full power equipment, radio, tinted glass, autromc· eye, new white sidewall tire11, aqua metallic finish ·with matching Interior. JUBt like new. Comfort Co!ltrol Air Conditioning. 65 Cadillac Calais H.T. $3800 Full power, radio, tinted glass, white sidewall tireB, Comfort Control Air-Conditioning, bluo witb blue In· terlor, one owner new Cadillac trade. $4000 65 Cedillac Coupe DeVille Full power Including windows and 8-way ~eat, radio, wlsjw tires, tinted glass. Autroolc eye, Comfort Contro air-conditioning, gold metelllc fiD!sb wttb beip ' Interior, only 2tOOO m11es. Real Dice: 64 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3100 Light blue m•lallic finish with matcblnglnterlor full power e9uipment Incl. windows and 6 way pOwer seat, rad1o, tinted glass, wblte wall tires, comfort con· trol air et.oditloning, low mileage, real lharp. -~ lack. power wlalw tires, sharp as a 1963 Volkswagen I door. radlo1 g" heater. Dice aharp ana clean .$995 1963 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 door Hard Top, Jtandard transmission, radiD, wlslw tires. one ot the sharp· •t clll'B in town $1395 1965 FORD LT.D. t door Hard Top, automatic, vower brat.. " atet'riog, ra· dlo. ••w wlslw tireo, low milH.ge, eleap as new $2195 1964 Chev. Pickup Cuot0111 ab. radio, good rub. J>er. beautiful blue & wbite flnlab. $1395 1963 FORD $1275 1963 BUICK WHY OUR SELECTION · IS GREATI . 1965 PONTIAC Bonnidle Deluxe V-8, power steering, new cer warranty. 4 Door Hardtop, one owner. w •• $2195 • •1995· •1195 1966 CHMOlET BELAIR ' V.fJ, automatic:, power steer· 1lig. W!IS $2195 ..• ·. . ·•t995 . 1962 BUICK SPECIAL ,; -.. ' I Tudor, automatic:, 25,000 actuai mifes_, . belonged to I schbc>l teacher. llvlsn, a door Hard Top automatic, radio, new wlalw tiros. utn sharp $1895 . · 1962 FALCON Slallon Wsso11, t door, radio • cyllnder, atond. trous. nice ~:895 one in our recent store hours letter writing contest." We offer Meigs · News ·Beat rfL~ $775 '1964 Volkswagen I door, radlci oua root, load rallber, beaiiiliul blue, lillllJI $1195 1964Yolbwagen zdoor, bNutllul blaelt llniob ob~"!_• a llouadl toolll. wlol w~- "i. · ·~ r, In OUI" final cleciaiOII. wo looted for clarity of •rprtllloil. bn\olt; a•d ori.WUIJ ..~~ [f'l . ,.,~~J die reflection of our lreedom to cbooao and make 4eclliono blfote Clo<l ~ a_.. ..,'1t:'x . $1195 1..20IIVROUT =---:fi• ~ .. $tllda ' DlHI: ' ,, 'lit liDioall. ooiiN'I!blt, atand. • ·~ ill exprOJJiinalhotr judcomento. \ ' \· DAMPNESS WALlS top, oa rub- $995 ..1965 atend - I :. "':t. lllllll. .wt. • eyU. ...... ~radio, GM Lowest Price Car ~,._ ••_, FORD I I!Dilooor. Auto- . 011 .......... .•.. ' -. . "/ $J95 LOW AS GMAC - BANK FINANCING SMITH .BU . ~ ..._ I ( •" s' 1616 lllftnl Ave. •'·' '• .'.- 1~\·...',, . I - ~446.0552 .' • .' . MARTIN ·FORD .. SALES WI wen Ia full ~ccor•• JUMI Nell tl. 111 IOIIIfltulatlons to t11o wlllller. •. ' - ~. '!!!• I -..11 ·~ , ~ 'J ~ _ llli!I rut;,· ... ....... f.tra.a ' . . $1395 l}J ! fellowmen. Ia tho llltimate lflettiOII. CHM II 1~62 I 1 car 1966 lUlCK SPECIAL The following letter is the winning A LETTER FROM THE JUDGES oD rubb«, oU vinyl upholsterinc obarp 992-5342 ' ----------------- Galult 500. 2 door bard to9 power wjndow5 radio, hi GMAC FINANCING DOC _; SMI'fB S.4.YS: , power $2295 OPEN EVES. TIL 1:00 KARR& VANZANDT MOTOR·SAUS radio, • our congratulations. trans., "''- obarp. $leering and brakes, , 1 radio, w!s lw tires, low mile· AutomiUe, • ' .. "IN many cases, a Cit~, Regional. or County Park Gauges - Gallipolis, 14.1 11 organization is better quahfled to v.rov1de for the recreand 36.0 with rollers out and • ation needs of a specific cornrnumty. It rna~ be worth· falling slowly; Pt. Pleasant, 31· ! while to explore the possibility of develo~mg recrea· .S8 ; Pomeroy • Mason, 33.30: lion facilities of the type you mentioned (sw1mmmg and BY DICK THOMAS Hinton, 2.90 rising; Kanawha picnicking) on a local leveL GAWPOUS- Today is Mother's Day. I would like Falls, 8.46 rising ; Charleston, • • • to present a poem written especially for the occasion by 21.65 falling. London, running 5· "ON tbe other band, if strong local interest .in spe· - - .5 feet of rollers : Marmet, runclflc areas of statewide recreational caliber ex•sts we is "Mother." great as a member of t be ning ~ feet; and Winfield, runwould be happy to discuss the matter and g1ve 1t care· "We value our cities, our sports staff of The Partncnon, ning 8 feet. -----------------------------~. counlry; our stale. tho official newspaP"" of Mar(ulstudy," concluded Morr. ·~ • • 0 . "We value 0\!f jewels and our shall University. He I• 1. M. BOAT MOVEMENTS , Mason, W. VL TWO weeks ago, Dateline pointed _out tbat all coun· silver plate. (Torn) Murdock, •o- or Han- Galllpoh• Locks - Luther I March 14, ltet lies surrounding Ga\lia were blessed Wlth State Clr Feder· "We love our father, our sis· naa Trace Local Superintend-! Herdman down 12:!0 a. rn.; El· . al Park facilities. (Forked Run, Meigs; Vesuvius, Law· ter, our brother. ent and Mrs. Dennis hl. M.r- ~ gercilff up to5 a. m.; Lady Pickens' Paint and Hardware I I renee· Lake Alma Vinton: Lake Jackson, Jackson. Too, "lut, there's nothing, no dock. Mtgnon down 1:20 a. m : Sol· 2 t there'~ Lake Hope in Vinton County; Burr Oak ~nd- [nothing, 10 preciou' as Moth- Tom Murdock 18 the aulhor ·vay down :30 a. rn.: _ El~me Mason, West Vlr&lnia Dow Lake Athens· Pike Lake State Park, Pike; Scioto er." of a Parthenon sporls column, G. "P 3:t0 a. rn .; Aliquippa Trail Stat~ Park, :Ross; and the Hocking Hills State That poem caa be found in Hoof·Beats, and 1 recent issue:down 2' 45 a. ~- : Kenova up > -I Parks, Hoek.ini County.) I Book of Poems by Emma of tho paper alo> earri., • I:05 a. rn.; LJihan Clark down Dear Mr. Pickell$: • • Gatewond. I receiYed a copy headline; Herd Tromps Past 6·30 a. m : City of St. LouiS 0 ALL m within 1 reaoonable drive of Gallla county. of the poem in the mail Friday Morrio Harvey, 9-1, with a by· Idown 7:10 a. m. Someone has said, "To thine own self be true-Thou canst not tben bt True, if you consider 33 to 75 miles mot;rinJ in South· mornins after lookin~ for • copy line. By T. M. Murdock, Sports Kanawha RJver - Marm~t. false to any man". eastern Oblo reasonable. This means a Gallia count,ian ol tho book In vain. Writer. Murdock Is a freshman Helen z. down 11 p. rn.; WID· must drive anyWheJ:e from 66 to 150 miles ro.und trip Miss Edith Hutainplller bad at Marshall University. and his field, Polly R. up 3:20 P· rn.; Whether you realize It or not, this philosophy Is revealed In yoW' bUll· to use facWtlel neighbors enjoy "right In their back called my attention to tho po- writing showt great prJmise. H. E. Bowles down 8:50 p.m.: em. and said it cou:d be found Fort Dearborn down 6:15 p.m. yard.,.. ness life in so many ways. • • • in Mrs. Gatewood's Book of Ohio River - Lock 14, WE'RE not criticizing Fred Morr and his depart- Poems. 1 checked at the local Twenty.· lour ll)~rnbcr• of [genie P. Jones up 8 p. rn .: Phil· The very fact that you aslred us, the public, to decide whether you meut. If welllld~d his letter, the Department of library, where 1 was told a the Washmglon Sclt<lol Patrol ip Sporn up 12:30 a. rn.: On-, Natural Besourcel ja willing, if strong local interests copy of the book could be found. were. scheduled to lca.ve lor ward up 3"35 a. rn .: Lock 15, should do business on Sunday proves tl1at you would not be true to }Gill' ' . exist, to dilcUSI th.t matter and eive it careful study. But, tho library di~ not have Wa•hrngton, D. C.• Taursday Eastern down 5:40 a. rn.; l-eal self In sc doing. • • "• a copy of the book. alght, where yesterday tb ey ton Queen dowq 1:40 a. m.; WE lllllflntalld Initial s\eiJI wera taken two years Somewhere in my paper! l . were scheduled to participate Lock 16. El.,ha Woods up 6:45 It does not matter what others do, stand true to your own convictions. agobyll'obCobb(thenworkunlt~atlonlstforthe have a copy of another poem in the 31 st Annual School Pa- a. m.: Lock 17, Steel Expre" Gallia Soil and Water Conservat.ioil District) to locate that was. written by Grandma trol Convention and Parade. Bul up 2:15 a. rn .: Esso Pennsyl- , Dare to be different. Have you not had a successful business thus far? an &rllllllitable for a swimming lab tit Gallia County. Emma Gatewond she of hik· only 23 made tho tnp Ivama up 6:15 a. m.; Franklin fame. Mrs. Gatewood has Jeff Francies, """ of Slate Pierce up 6;55 a. rn .: Lock 19. , • • 0 Please continue doing as you have done for !10 many years and I am . COBB res!gne_d the Gal~a County post to accept · walked tile enUre Appal· Highway Patrol Corp.>ral an ~ George T. Price and Jeffer· quite sure that you will retain t~at peace of mind that "following the crowd" a Sl~l!' poBltlon m Missoun last year. Evidently the achlan Trail from Georgia to M1·s. John G. Frar.c<es, 45, son up 4 a. rn. : Lock 21. Br<an projecthasbeenabandoned. Maine and gained nailonwide Hedgewood Dr., became 111. en- B. up 3:45a. m.; Lock 23, Dun-1 • • • fame 'by doing it. i tered Holzer Hospital, and did· can Bruce down 3:10 a m.: In-' never gives. WHAT Gallia. needs now Is ap influential organi· Someday I'll lind that not get to make the lrip. Tho ca up 4:15 a. m.; Barbara Very Sincerely, zatJon to get behind this project, pick out a site; and poem which 1 leherited from doctor advised completo rest •Waxler up 4:50 a. m.; Peggy , work with local and state officials until it's finished- Sherman (Jim) Porter for Jeff. and he's o• lhe chi!· Downey down 5:50 a. m.; Wil· ' Allee M. Roach . 'l" lock, stock ll!d barrel. There is a need. With the state's he left behind when he dren's ward at the bosptlal, liarn li. Zimmer down 6:45 a. -,r. help IUldloCitllngenuity, this dream will become a real· the post as Gallipolis corres!JOn· •resting up. m.; Greenup Locks, mn ity. dent !or the Athens Messenger. wood and Valvoline up 3 p.m.: , • 0 0 .\ u TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily I found It one day among some One day last wee~. T waleh· Alton Zephyr up 4:25 •· m.: Tribune and weekly Gallla Times . .. Voters approve papers. ed John A. Baker and Ilia , ... Joey Cholin up 2:35 a. rn.; $17,500 bond Issue for new grade.sci!Ool at Cadmus . . . lng- eye dog walkin~ down Sec· Western up 5:30 a. m.; Barbara Wllllam Northup elected president of Gallipolis FFA A !9611 graduate ol Ran,nan [ ond Ave., and I wa1 partlr11lar- Brent up 7:45 a. rn.; Meldahl • chapter .•. Bonita Bane ranks 111gb in eighth grade Trace High School JS ly Interested In seaing w h • I[Locks, Waller G. Hougland Mr. c. 0 . Plckeoa scholartblp tests . . . Mills Transf,r Co., buys rear ~=-~:::,__:.;..__ ___.:__;: would happen when they met a down 7 p. m.; Mark buUdlllgoffactorylotat8econdan4SycamoreSI.,from Ma!!OnPetitJury couple of dogs on the blocl<. down 8;05 p. m.; Marna t.ere':. M.asoo RayDIOlld Hoy ... Walt Henson n~med city recreation . M d near Jack Hackworth'& White up 8:50p.m.; Sally Polk , Weo! V irllnla 10: 1~ p. m.; Charles K. up 2:t5 1 director ••. Lancaster eliminates 'GAllS from Class A To Convene on ay Palace restaurant. PT. PLEASANT - The pout I bad often wondered bow a a. m. District bulball tournament, 14-2. ' Dear Mr. PlckeM< jury ol the ¥.•Y term of Ma.. seelnl eye dog copeJ w•th otb- 1- - - - - - - - - on County circuit court will er animals while In perform- found bark. Later I saw John· Lflt u• t•k• thl1 opportunity to e:rprtM our appreel1ti01'1 for the privi1e&e of readinl aU gin their dulles Monday at ance of hll dulles. One of the hy and Homer walking dow n dogs was a brown dog, the Second Ave., and I tllld Joh,nny II of the letten written to JOU by listeners and customen durin& your ment contest~ lt a.m. Seltedilled lor trial · . property of Eddie Jont.t We I had been watching the two • was an i.nformativ1 and a m011t enc:oun1in1 uperleoef: to know that titizeN of cui,- .' morning Is State vs. Ida Whitt, call him "Louie" Jones. The dogs til see how they would I towna and hamlet.. continue to exprw a basic Ameriean btritq:e - that of free a~d charged with fm"gery who other animo! 1 didn't recognizo. reael at the seeing-eye dog. I ed lnnocelll to the , Neither do« paid much atten- Johnny said Homer settled 1 un-altered JudJement based upon personal c:onvictioD. and State ~~- Silverton tlon to Mr. Baker and bl! dnR. down, after that bark, when who p1eaded lnilocent to But about lhll time, Johnny foull\f out what he was bar'king II AI your sun..Uon, that I invite~ reoponoiblt poraon to join., with. me In rea~ inc aolt., , cbarile of breal<lng and destroy- Ecke; caine driving by and Ho- al. . ~obnny said, "Homer's ielectin& the winner., Mr. Lawrence FM'ernan of Foreman • Abbott of Middleport, Ohio. Jng 1 ·boundary Une fe~. '· hia big • footed Basset. oeelN!..Y• dog." I ask, "He Okey Rollin!, Pt. his bead out of the win· How's that?" Johnny graciously consented. This eave judeement from both Ohio and welt\ VIfllnll. Is slated to plead to an indictof the ear and gave a pro- "Well, h~ lead• me Wo road each letter carefully, man!' of them· rePotledlr. All were 'dtoo"lna of coil'- · ly ROIIIT WINGETT mont charging statutor}' ' . mendatlon, however, ooly one could )jo aelected Jl tho w!nn.-. lt wao inlerellial t. · and contri!NtinJ. .Ucover juot how·manr ooundsd alike, many of tbt wtlten omploJinf ilot Mmt wD<11t A Impala, 4 door bard top, po wer brakes, power steerin&:, air condition, V-8, radio, tint. ed gl.us, good rubber, extra lltarp. • I 1, River News . THE WINNER 1 1:9t~b=a~nd~20\'loo~kl~ng~f__:or~a ~pa~r~ls~ia~n:pedd~l~er c~li:en:ts=b~u=y=th~e~p=ic~tu:re:s:r~ig~ht~o~ff ''masterpieceS:'' ' _o_f~ outran the th~C~e~n!:tu~ry~p~a~in~ti~ng~s~ supply. Confidence · the wall, either i>ecause they i IN ouR TOwN 't wlllt . �• .. . ' ., ' ... ' ' j ' >' ' I • ' ' • ." '• ' { j t ·., ~· ~ "' ';~,~. ,~ ,,_:$.., Secretary Fowler Expec~ ; \lleiital# · ' ·, .t. t . ' ' 't • f ' : ·· II~ ...,.... R. llallJtJ ·d.rf.r . Cotlll7 "l · Bin~ .Je1isianee' Jri nrn de- but, •.n be Uoed effective!, In TOBACCO BI!ID PROBLEMS Iwalt too long to treat. 'n1e ertals COIIIalnlpf ~~ llllropa, ljl!lll-· · The1" J.velop'· wJih,. ~D!iDue4 and milkin& parlors and other con- Wateh for them symptoms numerous s~ 1nclude ammonium llilta"' sui. long you bave used ellber ohemlcal fined areas, . 1. Flea beelleo - 'lbey are spots on the Jeaveo. Tbfy look 1 fate of ·ammoma lllld Jl]lrate ol lbe til .II 1111, ' ~twill lild velopment C.Oter lested' ett~ven,u of l'llldual and flyby~UHd _, rmere, """ RIIIJRh In Ohio il j · 111 1inoe jl hll a lhorter reaidual barns (stable ny and bouse me U you need dlreotions for but can remain active lor a ounces llfPIJOIII , 1 Good Oililfrol lor two months Ilife than either ol ll1e other two fly) breed In manure and de- ! the use of DDT or sevln, such long time. Spray or dust witb plant. A second application 18 111011 ··• lonpr wea achieved with a intecticides, be applied caylng orgailfo matter, the flrst as amoupt ol mawrial to apply fer·bam If you find It pre!ellt In . per tent spray or dlaz\llon nwre often. step In If to elean up 1100 Bq. yd. plant beds. I •- Pan . are growmg thougb! you be Interested 1 1 per eent spray ot dlmetb- Two Insecticide - treated or barno ond I.,., Then an appli- 2 Slugs - Some reports of I Fertilizing your stralfberry : In lbalr llndlD&r. .. oate (Cygon). lmpnollUited ribbons were used catl4n of one ol the residual in- slugs. Use metaldehyde bait. bed' when you set out the new,1 ea.,.,, a ac 0 n rogen. 1bree residual illlecticides - Some popplallono ot filea have in the study. Sn)p Qy bands gav• sectieldtl, closely lollowlng Ia- 3. Moss - Many beds have a Iplant• this spring Is best. But At the same lime you must dladnon, dlmetlloate, llld buD! up I'Mistance to dlazlnon Ieason long control wl1en plac- bel Instructions will help keep green mo!! on them. When the if you didn't get the chore done avo(d e<cessive nitrogen lertlael - were tested Ill 14 the chemical bas been ed properli Md kept tree of files In cl!eck In the barn. weather warms up this should ;then, you still can do lt. llzer, sinee too muoh can · relor oeveral years oonseo- dUJt accuinulations, but Initial 'Ibis procedure will not con- take care of it. If not use bluo-1 The plants should be well es- duce yie!d8. S~nad the j·utlvoly. While restotance to di- oost was high. c . ·trof the lace ny, horn ny. or stone - lime treatment. lablished and growing before er in a circle around eaeh bas not beep . Yapona strips, wbieb Otber biting flies that attack Anthracnose - you put fertilizer around . them. j but not clos_er than three or four in Ohio, It has developed 10 rze slowly and do not requ cattle on pasture. Complet~ fly Thl8 disease nas been fnund InJstra111Jerry plants •et out early 1Inches from the plant. lites In other stafl!s. ~ilure of contact to k!U rues, worked I control recommendat1011s for several beds over the area. Use this spring are ready. i Berry plants thai wiD fruit this cfte!hlcal, tollf II most In a connned area, but any atr are spelled out In Ohio ferbam at !he rat. of 5 level 1• In most cases, only nitrogen . this year silould not be ferllllzln barnt where it has movement reduced their el- .Cooperative Extension Service tablespoons per gallon ol water. fertilizer is needed but a Pllxed ed now. For a good fruit IJAd for year1 in fectiveness. The Vapona atrips 1 Bulletln 473 available at our of- Use 3 gallons per bed. 1' his 1analysis, such as 10-6-4, IZ-JZ-t2 jnext year, fertilize plants · an not for dairy barns fice. . J!Jsease can be serious, do not or 8-18-16 can be applied. Mat- ter harvest. ., .. - ~must methoa~ ' I 8 fle, 111e mlg~t ,. jll"e and are sprayed for s~vera,l yealf, •YOU may. want The key 14 any succeeslul fly now present 111 many plant like copper color at first and soda. ~~~'e:;: of barns. to ·iwitdl; 14 · lbe Other is control program Is a combina- beds. Check your beds and dust later turn M>i!A! and die. The '111 of· tettll ~ 11 · removed spring. This may help avoid a tiou of good santtaUon p·! us or spray for them. UIM! DDT ,,, plants may remain stunted and I am~n1 .n Ia ' de-' are ~P- buildup of riiJJtanee In the flies. timely ot prOjlel' lnaecti- Sevin bat do aol uoe Sevin yellow for a· long while be- app1Y•roun ea P n1 " 10 care taken to avo~ Ronnel IKorl!lll) 1ave satis- clllef. Since the 01011 common fore the 1 leal otago becaus•lfore dyiJI&. Tbi.o d)Joase " ~ ,snmewbat. 011 the "'1iUI'IIaJ of feed anci irat- factory control ol flies, out lroubllllllakers dairy plant Injury may result. Call cllecked ~y clear, dry weather, t~ r;ltrom 1)to entomoloiJIII · ' \, 11$e, dllll'l\ll'il. A 1-yw study '. \ ,P~obleot For Ohio DairYmen, Findings ' P)fll Ill bll'lll ccntlnlie • lll!.lor PJIIblenl lor .., ' I' ~ ,; Co. l:ol, qOql, Ajp'lc, ' l' •' f;:' 1 ' / I • a·· .r· .· ' - .. ' I ---- ~ ' ' repo~t- '"'~ m~de,.later lh~ !!e~!IOIJ h.~~· 1 ~1 f~ /;aves, eon~! va~ ~· ~obae<:o. l~7 ~M>veral .:, .. ; ART TRAINING- Five fifth grade pupils of PomeroY.I:it·:n: '. : l ·: 1· r . \.everaJ of the pictures painted by the class mcmbers. l.~r. ',\~·.I',' clpate in weekly one-hour art study pcrwds. Mr. Wolfe. a ,rau ... an extension course at Wellston, said the rhilcirrn do rnoslly 11 "'': ' amUbacolol'fulpaintingsareJennifer Spears and J, D. Stor y, ;tf h , · '' .. ·:ho .... '"·· · ,; , , ,. Reuter. POMEROY (Continued From Page 13l the two towns will cllange many limes over the 40-yeari>er· lod .whlcll will be required for payment or the oompany and stated lbal repairs made at tile Ume of purchase IVOO!d prev<mt any 811'1'""""' o...- which would receive funds for repairs In the future. However, Mayor ~ar 41 d concede that SOllie .,..ts-&reh as on the Installation of about 1,000 new melerJI at an estimated $54 000 - mlgbt be redto""' along 'with other possible provements and repairs whicb, 11 is tiJoushl, mtghl be needed. I Dual S!rfn ISO KII SALE 1'~/C£ . ... " ,. ~ .... '• -:~ $2205 ..... ,.. IlliG . . 11ce, aU !Dibo, WY Hill. tilt l'lllriC lbap, ......, AQibadil4 ....... 1111111 IDO .. ' I'. ' ' "\;: ' ~~rob, .., . ·.;; '· "' Project Is Extended I · ·tie QIJOIIW Cltql... l&vlts Cdll llndlolll WrJie, ......., or Caalld A. c. IIIWlJOIII) ·''Knil' the neatest Windrow I ever IIWI" ~ ... .. '". • . ' ' Low sale prices like these on other slzer, too. llllellle, Ollie MOUNTING and BALANCING FREE POMEROY lANDMARK Super Service Station OPEN 24 HOURS7DAYSAWEEK VISIT Central Soya's New FERTILIZER ·,. ·WAREHOUSE· *COMPARE SERVICE *<:OMPARE QUALLTY.. *COMPAR& .AVAfLAttiiTY \ ... i<OMPARE PRICE •• Deal On A i . �• .. . ' ., ' ... ' ' j ' >' ' I • ' ' • ." '• ' { j t ·., ~· ~ "' ';~,~. ,~ ,,_:$.., Secretary Fowler Expec~ ; \lleiital# · ' ·, .t. t . ' ' 't • f ' : ·· II~ ...,.... R. llallJtJ ·d.rf.r . Cotlll7 "l · Bin~ .Je1isianee' Jri nrn de- but, •.n be Uoed effective!, In TOBACCO BI!ID PROBLEMS Iwalt too long to treat. 'n1e ertals COIIIalnlpf ~~ llllropa, ljl!lll-· · The1" J.velop'· wJih,. ~D!iDue4 and milkin& parlors and other con- Wateh for them symptoms numerous s~ 1nclude ammonium llilta"' sui. long you bave used ellber ohemlcal fined areas, . 1. Flea beelleo - 'lbey are spots on the Jeaveo. Tbfy look 1 fate of ·ammoma lllld Jl]lrate ol lbe til .II 1111, ' ~twill lild velopment C.Oter lested' ett~ven,u of l'llldual and flyby~UHd _, rmere, """ RIIIJRh In Ohio il j · 111 1inoe jl hll a lhorter reaidual barns (stable ny and bouse me U you need dlreotions for but can remain active lor a ounces llfPIJOIII , 1 Good Oililfrol lor two months Ilife than either ol ll1e other two fly) breed In manure and de- ! the use of DDT or sevln, such long time. Spray or dust witb plant. A second application 18 111011 ··• lonpr wea achieved with a intecticides, be applied caylng orgailfo matter, the flrst as amoupt ol mawrial to apply fer·bam If you find It pre!ellt In . per tent spray or dlaz\llon nwre often. step In If to elean up 1100 Bq. yd. plant beds. I •- Pan . are growmg thougb! you be Interested 1 1 per eent spray ot dlmetb- Two Insecticide - treated or barno ond I.,., Then an appli- 2 Slugs - Some reports of I Fertilizing your stralfberry : In lbalr llndlD&r. .. oate (Cygon). lmpnollUited ribbons were used catl4n of one ol the residual in- slugs. Use metaldehyde bait. bed' when you set out the new,1 ea.,.,, a ac 0 n rogen. 1bree residual illlecticides - Some popplallono ot filea have in the study. Sn)p Qy bands gav• sectieldtl, closely lollowlng Ia- 3. Moss - Many beds have a Iplant• this spring Is best. But At the same lime you must dladnon, dlmetlloate, llld buD! up I'Mistance to dlazlnon Ieason long control wl1en plac- bel Instructions will help keep green mo!! on them. When the if you didn't get the chore done avo(d e<cessive nitrogen lertlael - were tested Ill 14 the chemical bas been ed properli Md kept tree of files In cl!eck In the barn. weather warms up this should ;then, you still can do lt. llzer, sinee too muoh can · relor oeveral years oonseo- dUJt accuinulations, but Initial 'Ibis procedure will not con- take care of it. If not use bluo-1 The plants should be well es- duce yie!d8. S~nad the j·utlvoly. While restotance to di- oost was high. c . ·trof the lace ny, horn ny. or stone - lime treatment. lablished and growing before er in a circle around eaeh bas not beep . Yapona strips, wbieb Otber biting flies that attack Anthracnose - you put fertilizer around . them. j but not clos_er than three or four in Ohio, It has developed 10 rze slowly and do not requ cattle on pasture. Complet~ fly Thl8 disease nas been fnund InJstra111Jerry plants •et out early 1Inches from the plant. lites In other stafl!s. ~ilure of contact to k!U rues, worked I control recommendat1011s for several beds over the area. Use this spring are ready. i Berry plants thai wiD fruit this cfte!hlcal, tollf II most In a connned area, but any atr are spelled out In Ohio ferbam at !he rat. of 5 level 1• In most cases, only nitrogen . this year silould not be ferllllzln barnt where it has movement reduced their el- .Cooperative Extension Service tablespoons per gallon ol water. fertilizer is needed but a Pllxed ed now. For a good fruit IJAd for year1 in fectiveness. The Vapona atrips 1 Bulletln 473 available at our of- Use 3 gallons per bed. 1' his 1analysis, such as 10-6-4, IZ-JZ-t2 jnext year, fertilize plants · an not for dairy barns fice. . J!Jsease can be serious, do not or 8-18-16 can be applied. Mat- ter harvest. ., .. - ~must methoa~ ' I 8 fle, 111e mlg~t ,. jll"e and are sprayed for s~vera,l yealf, •YOU may. want The key 14 any succeeslul fly now present 111 many plant like copper color at first and soda. ~~~'e:;: of barns. to ·iwitdl; 14 · lbe Other is control program Is a combina- beds. Check your beds and dust later turn M>i!A! and die. The '111 of· tettll ~ 11 · removed spring. This may help avoid a tiou of good santtaUon p·! us or spray for them. UIM! DDT ,,, plants may remain stunted and I am~n1 .n Ia ' de-' are ~P- buildup of riiJJtanee In the flies. timely ot prOjlel' lnaecti- Sevin bat do aol uoe Sevin yellow for a· long while be- app1Y•roun ea P n1 " 10 care taken to avo~ Ronnel IKorl!lll) 1ave satis- clllef. Since the 01011 common fore the 1 leal otago becaus•lfore dyiJI&. Tbi.o d)Joase " ~ ,snmewbat. 011 the "'1iUI'IIaJ of feed anci irat- factory control ol flies, out lroubllllllakers dairy plant Injury may result. Call cllecked ~y clear, dry weather, t~ r;ltrom 1)to entomoloiJIII · ' \, 11$e, dllll'l\ll'il. A 1-yw study '. \ ,P~obleot For Ohio DairYmen, Findings ' P)fll Ill bll'lll ccntlnlie • lll!.lor PJIIblenl lor .., ' I' ~ ,; Co. l:ol, qOql, Ajp'lc, ' l' •' f;:' 1 ' / I • a·· .r· .· ' - .. ' I ---- ~ ' ' repo~t- '"'~ m~de,.later lh~ !!e~!IOIJ h.~~· 1 ~1 f~ /;aves, eon~! va~ ~· ~obae<:o. l~7 ~M>veral .:, .. ; ART TRAINING- Five fifth grade pupils of PomeroY.I:it·:n: '. : l ·: 1· r . \.everaJ of the pictures painted by the class mcmbers. l.~r. ',\~·.I',' clpate in weekly one-hour art study pcrwds. Mr. Wolfe. a ,rau ... an extension course at Wellston, said the rhilcirrn do rnoslly 11 "'': ' amUbacolol'fulpaintingsareJennifer Spears and J, D. Stor y, ;tf h , · '' .. ·:ho .... '"·· · ,; , , ,. Reuter. POMEROY (Continued From Page 13l the two towns will cllange many limes over the 40-yeari>er· lod .whlcll will be required for payment or the oompany and stated lbal repairs made at tile Ume of purchase IVOO!d prev<mt any 811'1'""""' o...- which would receive funds for repairs In the future. However, Mayor ~ar 41 d concede that SOllie .,..ts-&reh as on the Installation of about 1,000 new melerJI at an estimated $54 000 - mlgbt be redto""' along 'with other possible provements and repairs whicb, 11 is tiJoushl, mtghl be needed. I Dual S!rfn ISO KII SALE 1'~/C£ . ... " ,. ~ .... '• -:~ $2205 ..... ,.. IlliG . . 11ce, aU !Dibo, WY Hill. tilt l'lllriC lbap, ......, AQibadil4 ....... 1111111 IDO .. ' I'. ' ' "\;: ' ~~rob, .., . ·.;; '· "' Project Is Extended I · ·tie QIJOIIW Cltql... l&vlts Cdll llndlolll WrJie, ......., or Caalld A. c. IIIWlJOIII) ·''Knil' the neatest Windrow I ever IIWI" ~ ... .. '". • . ' ' Low sale prices like these on other slzer, too. llllellle, Ollie MOUNTING and BALANCING FREE POMEROY lANDMARK Super Service Station OPEN 24 HOURS7DAYSAWEEK VISIT Central Soya's New FERTILIZER ·,. ·WAREHOUSE· *COMPARE SERVICE *<:OMPARE QUALLTY.. *COMPAR& .AVAfLAttiiTY \ ... i<OMPARE PRICE •• Deal On A i . �~· "I • ., ,... ..11; ... _ • 'iiY.,:·•.fi'J• . '' ,,. \NJ AD ' INFhRM4nON tyiM ln. ..... ,,. ""' ont•n•• ;; F;; UR "N"'I"S;; 'ijEID = -:,c:-pa::-:r::-' tme ::ccn't at 1581 Th'rd A I . l ve. nqu1re at 631 Fourth Ave. 114-tf ,., • ~;atalff~~c~ act. tor ' "'• 01 ,_. r• mn ;;;;;,;;:·:.;·q.,,.. '"""· Pfer1 lll pol!f.IHin Will rei' otu't '"' .nvMD*• o' -~-- _ _ -' __ WANT •• . I •m 1 1 \\ Phillips, singers, to t h e .and Miller's Home for Funerals. W:fe, children and grandchildren. 114-1 W~' fol fJr rmmrh ur,.ct l,..tHIII'I, .'.,lalraum Chill .... 7h II Clfth .,_, Wonl, IIlii cOIIHcl,ltt¥1 lltt•rtlonl. · II ,., Clllf CM~IIf Ill ,.lit .., .... 1111 ,.111 wltlllll 11 da.,._ CA•C, Ofl THANICI • OIITUA.III 11.11 fir 10 word minimum. leth 1tklitll'ttil - ~~~IN~ ADI Atldltlenll lk Cfla,_ 1»1' Alt\Wo tllitnanf. OffiiCI HDUitl 1:10 a. 111. •• S10I ,. m.. DallY ABOUT I A. at Vinton, 3 bedroom home, modern kitrhen , coal stoker heat, price reduced to $0,>00. lo30 111. m. t1 lldiO.Noon, StturciQ IT'I IAIY · TO IIJLACI A WAN"f AD . PKONI tn-llb PLANTS - cabbage, tomato, , 31h A. LEVEL real good soil, modern home, gas heat, both close to ruo Grande. $7,500. Lost You have, read thJ·s. Why not let us advertise your prope:·ty? Salesmen, Evenillgs $12,600 John I. Richards, 446-0280 BUYS thi s 88 acre farm - 21 Russell D. Wood, «6-4618 acres bottom land, 2 flarns , outbuildings, 1 room, 4 BR 0. D. PARSONS and bath, large kitchen, coal REALTOR FARM, village, City Property furnace, part basement, -;;;:;;;;::;:::;;;;~~:::::::::: for Sale, 512 Second Avenue, ty of cabinets, well farm pond, 11 acres soil oanK.I ;,;;; GallipOlis, Ohio. Call for appointment. Phone 446-<1 : Contac l Robert Bender, D1v- bred. Would make good 4-H ~ ersifJed Med ical Service, P. ; rmJert. Prir1•d for r;1lirk sa le. 0. Box 342. Columbus, Ohm, ' Ph. 44G-t487 after 8 p.m. 'I (Phone collect 252-8449). · 112-6 113-3 I _____ _ __ _ --~ . 11964 Model 26 ft. flag ship, Owf.OST OR STRAYED from Ir- ; en c;~bin cruiser. like new, ~ nw Wallace farm, Lower Riv-1 225 HP motor. with tlard top, : 1er Rd., 2 registered A n g u s I all canvass, air horns, spot ; 211 : Cows. Call Triple E. Ranch, ] lighl, bow rail, many other • : 4<16-2448 or Lambert B u s h, 1 · extras Cali Summers Furni- 1 WE have 2 large homes, 8 71-2 ACRES ~~ . bath~chw~l. t 446-4210. 113-6 ' ure Cu., Wellston, Ohio, 384- I lots on Rt. 35 at CenterviUe. 5 ROOM &_ bath, kilchen with 3330. =~ 112-4/ For Sale For Sale wood cabmets - neat NotiCG FERffLIZER,- best -pi-ice In - --- -. ATrnNTI~N BRAND new 1 room and bath, clean, nice lawn, trees and - ----· -- ---- ------ - County. Carl Winters Rio 1961 CHEV. Impala ronveriJ. . . large lol in Bidwell roses. Priced umler $9,0011. NEW fashion colors ore Sue's Grande, 0 Ph. ~Ia 62-11 ble, exceUent condition. Ph.· SOME vanetles of garden seeds · HOBART DILWN, ltE,JU.T'UR I delight. Sbo keeps bor oarpet - NEW G.MC TR . ~9. 114-3 allure gettmgOniscarce.,_Bte t t edr WE HAVE Farms Village Cily 44t-2674 colors bright-will! Blue LusUCK Y now. on p~n 5 an ' ' Lucille or Howard Brannon tre. Rent eJeclrlc !hampooer 1-!tAOOt!ARTERS ATTENTION P'ARIIIERS sets In F = s H:rd· Property. Look them over. EveJJingo 44t-IIIS . lni Memorv IN MEMORY ~~ our Mother. My r~e is -white. your rtse Is r<!d. Your mother lives, but mine is dead. And looking oil your red, red ·rose, which you wear, oh, so ~p­ pily, r wish sorne luckf wind that' bloW!l, would bring my 111other b•ck t. .- me. That I mi~ht take her hand again, *"d press it, oh, so tenderly. J would dry the tears, and ease the pain, that In h e r life she bore for me. That chance is yours, not mine tonight, your r..e Is red, mine Is ·while. Mrs. Hallie Burris & 14 ltc ========= '1 GARDENiitis ~ :ZnternaUmial -' WE NEW Tractor Trade lnJ. ltOv~ HAVE -19310 A. 'ftmber Beird Re•lty _Comp~ny 1 ~ M. F. 36 Diesel , coal sad Tob. OSCA D · 1962 Ford ' JaMane I - M : F. 116 Diesel A!RElDAJLil) puppies, champRBAIR , RHhor 1959 Ford Ranch Wagon I .,.. 30 ' loa bred, 8 weeks old, Nel· WE HAVE 116ll A. near Eno 1'111 A., 40 A. tracllr Jml• · 1960 I> T, GMC pickup I ..>. .M. H. Pti!IY & Tools 1011vl11<1, Ohio ~. 113 3 25 A. bottom, bat bill an d three bclfl'l<ilt, ~ ., 2 - 1962 Fords 1961 I> T. GMC pickup PIANO Uprigllt, $2>, Martha Umber, buildings are In poor '\>I011ty bti 'lltf~ c 1 a==~ l Ford Fergusoo tractor ORd : P.S. Saunders, 2132 Olalham Ave. condition. Only $0,500. Can be lat~e bafu, 12 A. 1 pi-)' . . MORNING DAWN LQDG& ' No-7 F & AM =i o :':i64. , soo !.erg· 1i:i9F:;;:,rox.o. ~- 1 VAC Case tractor 196>\1 T Che lclru · v. P P 1 959 I T. GMC dump truck 1960 ~ T Jnt ti na1 ; T • CheernaP_ckuo 1959 v. 1 p 1964 3 T. GMC 1960 I> T. Ford PICkup 1 used Tractor Manure Spreader 19iil I>T Ford Pickup 1959 % T. Cbevrolet Truck 1956 I> T. Cbevrolet-Pickup I MinneapoU. Moline p 0 ..., Unit 1959 F 600 Ford Dump 1958 F 600 Ford 1960 >.; T. Ford 1959 I T•. Cbev. New 611" Ro tary Cullers . $299.511. New 6.25 x 20, 1D pfy nylon tires $55. lac. Federal 3 I I I - -Ford Ferg. ~~ ..,.,~,., ~~~~ ~~- . 121 A. One n1 the best DaJry GraniieYf'liim-loots .-aliio M•r 15, '"' 1957 BOO Ford '~"'"" addmg machine, . . · M F ll adds subtracts, multiplies Farms m Galha County, now t8,51lo. 7:30P.M. · anna ..,. • Sim Prinlln ,' producing milk, well equip. 1 , Oliver T1 .,... 50• mOM g " . . , Mtster MII!DI'Is D.gre. 1 _ J.D. A. Office Equip. ~1397. 75-tf ped. Good modem_ borne, 1110 FOR $'1,5001 ~Pll oan mhv~' ' Ghtrlet . L;Burdettt, W.M. A. of grass. Look 11 over. 'l nfce three bedrooot lbymond JDntt1 ~"' 1-J.D. 1010 Live P.T.O. 1962 PRI€ES Blasbed JJI'I Amerlcaa with bath, big lot, ,cabiinels 1 - A.. C. D 1• Rambler ZIIO I dr,, sedan, I 7 ROOMS, bath, 2 large lots In In kitchen, utility room, Deed Stock 1 - VAC Case & Tools eyl,, lit eag., sland• . lfano,, Bidwell. ced air ,fneJ·oil furnace locat. 1 - S. C. Case radio, under.oat, oland. Sat.. id 00 ·blacktop road. 'OWner , Removed Free 1 - A. c. G and tools ty ~eat lDcladetl. Only LOTS and lois hill $! 000 1o wiinlt'-11''!101iL'" .,.. , ., , ... WILL remove your dead 2 - Used Balers $1,82'1.a delivered. See your $1,500, Vacant farms.' I -Used Howard Rotavator Saper MllrkOI Dealer In autO' ·horses, cows and mules. Cali OWNER wants fAJ sell her tnna11 ·collect Jackson 286-4531 0 2 - Used riding lawo itac- ,mobiles today a1 GaUlpolls CaD any time. business fn Pomeroy presebt. ' Chillicothe 772-6976. tors - W.H. Rambler, €brysler, Plymoalh. Earl Winters, I4&-38ZI ly during nice volume of bus2 Used Com Plant.rs ijEUABLE lady to live in wi th UIO Eaotera Ave. Wayne Amsblry, Ill l!lt Iness. PlentY parklmg apace. I Pull Typo Disc ,,. 62-tl _:~:._::~~~~~-~ Less than $4,000. 'a widow,~-2429- -~113 I 1 - 3 point dise ~ RObert Baird, SI'I.,man ENT wave special 1 - 3 point 3 bot!om plow FDJNG Cabinets In stock, lmOtllce Pboae IIWni, Zl hrl' mediate delivery. for .. ..,.50, $12.50 for I - s PoIn t 2 Bottom Plow . dr ill! . I,h 2, or 1 '$10, $1o for I12.M, $20 for J\1 .· , . awer " or Wit out lock. . liO. Phone now for appointment SEE us before yoti buy your · Colora. Simmons Printing & Plumbing llr ,Hntln9 ;3117-1180. Sbaree's Salon of tax. new tractor. Office Equip. ~1391. 75-U iBeauty, O!eshire, 0. Opea eb- Oblo Valley Implement Clo. GaiUpoUs Tractor l!alet, HOUSE, a rooms and bath. LoDEWI'I'l'S PLUMBING illlings by appointment. 133 Pine SL. PIJ. 141-lm Kanaaga, 441.18« cated In Kananga, 0. Call 675AND BEATING 105·12 1939 FORD, body_and motor In 4468. IIIII-~ ROUTE 1611 at Evergreea. Ph. !iAILOWAY Furniture open ul mellent condition. A real an. NEW MOON, !965, ! bedroom TIRED of carrying asbesT REAL OPPORTUNITY 146-2735. 271-tf ;till 6. l\londay thru Saturday. j tique. Ph. 44&-0195 alter ~ p. housetran..., 12 x 55· Call Try our West Virglrila Chunk fOR BARBER BRAMMER'S 'Evening by appoiatmenl Rt. , m. 78-tf 44M416· ltU Coal, Skidmore Foster. Coal BARBER SHOP, HOJIOt AND APARTPlumbing and BeatiaJ ;17, Hendemaa, Wt Va. 234--tf LOW, LOW, PRICES 01 Mat- MATCJDiNG Hamilton .automat.. Co., US"hh Pine Sl f46..2783. :!n~ ~N~N:~~ ~~~: tresses Rice and Corbit Fur ic Washer and gas dryer, good 271-tf Nl:SS. MUST MOVE TO DIFFERENT S00 Ill! Ave. 146-1637. , . nJture. · ••~ condition. can ~2281 after ~~~T~o~~u. us roa MoRE IN· Wentecl 111 Do ~ 5_ 1l4-f Services Offered ... · - - GOOJ clean tamp 1114 ototer -- ~ HERES A MODERN 'ITANDARD PLUMBING 'l"'RPElNTRY end masonry. coal Carl Winter.. Rio RUGS a mess? Glean for less LEE SHEETS' IlEATING, ii04 llacolld ;can furnish references. Ph. Grano•. Phone CH 6-51!5. with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- Plumbing and remodeling. 3 BEDROOM Mb-1712. :446-4764. 111-6 ·, tric shampooer $1. Sheppard, Ph. 256-6664, Crown Cily, 0. , FOR $16,500 WINDOW cleaDiDg- serv WL~ House ~Hrsery transpor 862 1st Ave. 114-e 92-tf LOCATED oN u.s 3.'1 oN A LABOE fll' YOIJ art bUlldUJa 1 ICe. tat.OI avaUable, re8SOD8bJ~ . _ FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED L()T borne or remode!Jaa, . . ua Commercia] buildings, store rates aJso for sbl!lpping or REG. Hereford bull • homed- WATER delivery service. O'. Tills noME INCLuo~ wALL TO 0 fronts, residence. 15 yrs. ex- JVQrkiug mothers, ~ourly del· service age. Stanl€y Shaver, Del1 & Davis. Ph. 446-3857 or :t~~sTfi~P![w?:J.R DtN~~o ~ We are bul.lden Dlllrlbok!r lur Hotpojnl .\pplliiiJcel, Alll· perience. Free estimqias. Pb. l,y Of weeLoJ., rates. Pb·. ''S Cheshire, 0 . 367-7167. 114-1 446-1340 anytime BEDROOMS) NEW EYE EVELOVEN 78-tf AND 675-4189 11J.:8 IWJ "" • RANGE, LARGE UTIT.ITY toll l!:let:trlc. 1$4-U • R ~U ANTIQUE SHOW -- CHARi.F.S: li~UJE Bulldozer and back- ~~~" PLt:s A HUGE • CAR GAll· JAJNIDIO .. . liJ' lilt Job W. type• ol mater- TON, W. VA. - ARMORY boe service. Ph. 367-7>60. or by tlio hour. Bemard R. tal.s, block, bri~ se- pipe, AT COOKSKIN PARK, May 2411-tt NEW LISTING, LIKE ..:.!'·" Wanted W•lls, Pit ~Ill 3 lbrlels, ela. Claude 19-211-21. 40 Dealers of NaWAYNE RUSSEJ.r:s NEW 3 YEAR OLD mtera, Rio Grande, 0. CH t!Amal reputation ~Including WATER DELIVEIIY SERVICE LOVELy TO LOOK AT NEEDED - A regular eta~ TED 5-5121 after 1i. tlS-11 Rose Preszwck, noted aath· Plr. ..-~ " · - """bll• "·-~ 81: .')URE TO SEE THIS LARGE I lng lady I day a week. Must WAN - -I 'ftV W-'il Dr ....... , "' ;._"I'I"D'I:IN! ~~ ---· 1FORD traclor, disc, 12" plow or, ecture:r and collector of eJlotlr M6-3l8!. 54-tr sEnnonM Wl'l'll FULL BAHEMF.NT. give- re(!renees.-Oall 446-4084 "7U ·~ wanted _ . Must be I II" plow, 12 ft. motor' Carnival Glass" 12 nooa to 9 • _ zANOFJRF.I'LACES. LARGE cLOsETs Stier I ·~ 113 S CONVJ:NIRNTJ.V LOCATED II Over Zl. Apply Ill person at boat, J'eep, J88-B253. lnluteIIILES OllT KITCHEN IS MODERN = -tf p,m. (Sun. till 5 p.m,) Ill I ~, St. Rt 1 I OftJ l.AitGE I.IVI N.G AND DlNlNG t\B.L\. OORT COSMETI~ ' Green .. '-""" 08 on · · vt'G----. -· 12 X 12 GOLD rug Call 446Youu. LIKE IT. ~~~MI-~ "" 114-3 1 · ETABLE and nowermg · IF YOU need auto, flre or r lor full or pari time o -P'"nts of ali kinds now ready . . 3892 or -~- 1965 · ·-~-~!4-3 general insurance, 11 pays w OLDER HOME IN wOrk Write P. 0. Box 114, ~OLESALE DISTRIBUTOR White's Greenhouse, Kanauga. DOWNSTAIRS apt., ~ 'rm. and see your Gran~e Agents 81 TOWN WITH RIVER lr011t~, Oblo. Ill 12 ».· l<i Ia'": uvrr wholmie 1 0, 1114--3 ball!, unfurn. Pb. ~the Neal Insurance Agency, ' Watkins office. Guaranteed . ~~ ll'tf s VIEW LOT Bu•· e Op · rt '!'*.salary while lraioing. No tra- ~- REDUCE safe, Simple and fast . ______ ~ 114 . tate St. Ph. 446-11191. 61-t nn• LAM!,'"""' HOM!""""' -~~~~--'-"- -~!!~!~ vel. Income opportunity WJt'h Gobese tablets. Only 98c. · --~ SO'"' .,. wn~tK IN ,..,.,._ KlT '":"~N AND 000 yr. up. Write &x 570, Ci!!iiigha~ __D_rug~.- - Ul2_ 5_ 2 ~~~L~I!:Tl,:!p~~o~~T~Grr·:O· Her.'• your ch•n(!$ for lndepen. \Ul--GOOD SOUND !lOME ANU TilE dent:~. The P\ln~ Oil Co. ~~ Ill .wmoua, .wuun:sota 65987. GENERAL store in operation W t th wn.1L r.1vE vou ,., Tnn•tL: • 114 with good stock, Jess than ORe e 8 e 'l'ribUne are Waiting to help VOU , tu J mfl BLOCK ON IND. Make offer. es:eallent hllb l.llllon.a•e terYite a home. to sen -a Car, to hire a secretarv to rent ltlltiDD now anllable ln Gllllpo. mile to new Gov . Lake site. , ISeman A 9ency u•. Low ua..mneat, iqb profll Fer Rent Must sacrifice (or health. Ph, an apartm~nt . most anything you need • ·• lcnn 0"'" o •.••, help you md Wlth an eronnmlcal, fast-a--tin• 'I 1.1. E 1 ... 3'911U! I!Oienuat paid iratnLn1 . 5!16-5014 or write Lowell Jilll'es, bune Want Ad. C~au us today. ' o ven °1 ~r •~ · · ' ;-;;;:;;-;; · ~-:-; contiDUI)UI manapiuat: ...;. .... Dundas, Ohio. I Yki>. OLD brick _hn.,e, ' " ,..,, ,_ •u "'111nee. · , or .... •••or. . enan IIU '"! tached gerage, 3 bedrooms, m..... ""'· .. ,.., ""'""' 1963 Housetra1ler, 50 :r 10,-wasb':" builtin kitchen, 1~ battls, HW Mr. 1. c. lrlh!Nnt•-. :•~N 01'1 er-dryer combinaUon, air confloors, 2 mi.lea abov.e Silver c., •• I, P.m.-.tw. 'f· va. , . ti)J dif•nner, awnings, Ph . 446, • Bridge 1on Georges' CreekiJ., Mr. Joa' orvmm.nd• H., PII• 4717. ll2-ol __....._A_n_E_x_pe_r_ten_c~oci-A_d·_Y_tso_r_w_H_I_H.:•.;,Ip;_Y_o:.;u:__ Rd. Call or see Charleo """"· ·· Reel Estate Loe111 I • • ' terior and exlelior pafi.te~B: , Equipped to hanl gil~ make roof repairs. Hours a. m. to 5 p. m. Wl-!811 tr 9922334. & a 3lc VACUUM CLEANIIiR SALES IIIII SERVIQ 1ft lot .Avo. 6Ulidilii He•e.. ;-dows, Fleetside Pickup. V·B, radio and beater, beavy.duty tires, rear bumper, West Coast mirrors. Blue finish wit~ white top. Local one owner. Sharp. · Service That Satisfies 1964 CHEVROLET ·· .... ,·••.. ·· $1395 Tank or bottle, we invite you to' try our Qualitane LP Gas service. We try to make it the best available. See or phone us for rates! 'h-Ton Panl!l, V-8,' a\1.\0matic, power steering and brakes, radio and . heat~r, positraction. Like new , tires. H you can't afford' :a new one, better see Ws to suit your needs. · -- 1961 CHEVROLET ........ · ·.... · · $565 Suburban Station Wagon. 6-cylinder, four speed tranSmlss.ion. Heavy duty tires. Better see this . ' Look's and runs extra good, heater, red fimsh, clean cap .. 1962 Ford I Ton · ...... ··" ··" · $1195 VB engine, 4 speed trans. Good 700llt18 tires, help· er springs, 4 speed trans., 9' body with cattle racks. Heater 1964 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR S~PAJII .$999 . ' • ' 'J " ' • ' - "<' oQIIIQ ONdll .oarart Clllllpolto 14 Mulber..; .\•o. l'omoroy PH,,MW270 Rlchortl N. lllrrllt, Co, Mtr, M81)1' / Hoving sold my farm and moving to town I will sell at Auction on the farm, lor•tocl opp. 3'12 mi. norlh of S.R. 124 at Salem Center, Ohio, or 2 mi. south of S.R. 689. Follow lhe sale signs from S.R. ' SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1967 LIVESTOCK-MACHINERY-HOUSEHOLD MACHINERY - 1~54 Chevrolet Pickup with Stock Racks; 400 Int. With Power Pak, T.A., Live PTO Gas: Ford Tractor with 3 pt 2-14 plows: Fox Chop· per with Corn Head; 3-14 IHC Plow: IHC Rubber Tired Wagon; 32 ft. Case Elevator and Drag; 2-14 !HC Drag Plow; 8 ft. IHC Disc Harrow: 9 ft. Drag Harrow: IHC Power Corn Sheller: 10" Hammer M1l~-.,.See d Cleaner and Grader- Eieclrio, Good Shape. Chicken Feeder• and Waterers; 4 Gas Brooder Stoves. HOUSEHOLD - Large Dinette Set-6 chairs. F,x. tra Nice: Complete Bedrnom Suite, Platform Rocker: Living Room Suite; Library Table: Red and Springs; i>laytag Square Tub Washer; Gas Conver· sion Burner, Complete; ~orch Swmg: Lawn Mow· er; 7 qt. Alummum Canner: Misc. Farm Items. MR.. AND MRS. CARL SHENEFIELD, owners L:ARi::E&;!iOriiooi!;;i5 -;; 1~4ihl.i~ 4ROOMS - altd -batit-:oulbuild-~ I!" aSBortment of 1 in«. Must sacrifice. Make of- AUCTIONEER: Col. Jim Carnahan CLERK: C. Price TERMS: Cash Day of Sole LUNCH SERVED Not Responsible For Accidents or Loss of Property REGISTER FOR BUYING NUMBER I hall arrlved, plenty of fer. For information call 992- 1 en's, boys and girls clothin1g 2543. H 6tp , and men's work uniforms. ELECTROLUX Sweeper, com- ' fera Used Clolhlng Store, plele with all cleanin« attach33, going towards the menls. 117.95. 992-2ti8>. 1rounds. 5 14 4 2t trc ACROSII ...... 1.Moot11Jt •• Bbttr& . ' ~~~~ 2. Frultot the HI< I. Sounds, a. a mule 4. CovtJ' Cii. Man'a our third floor budget sbop. Baker Furniture. Middleport Ohio. 11 12 tf( e.Parto otlep ·/ '-~1114 8. Pra.yer 9.11evtve :Iii. Luntl l •. TIU 16. BU1 StiiComto strip - Inter!• Uon ~.Puule pro- noun U. Fatrs lowln U.Perloda ot Wile 35. Nee.t 88. l'olyuoius drink att. Qoo4 trtend U.Antbrlony: ,....._ I"'T;;;,S;-c: in-::ex~pe ~n~s,.iv-:e -,-t<J- c;lean and upholstery with Bl u e I Lustre. Rent electric sh•m pooer 11. Baker Furniture c,,_ For F rH Eslim•fes eAiumlnum Awnlng1 eAiumlnum Siding • Aluminum Railint' •Aluminum Windows & Doors eC•r Parh eP1tio1 eBiown In .Martin, ~- I 109 ... ICor ITruck ·~ Core , 1 Bulldoar eAnyType KEITH GOBLE WY 2-2196 c"AR=P"'E"TS;;;-a::-:nc;d-;l"ife---:-to-o can beautiful If you use B I u Lustre. Rent electric shan1· SEYFRIED excellent condition, D~~::.: fi,========J';;:::;:::~ Walnllt finiah, reverb, .... Ira lone, slide, cnly $1195. Fot Sale Wurlitzer Spinet organ. oak finish, good value, $425. FERGUSON Tractor 20, Used Wurlitur Spinet org•m l shape. Phone 742-5217. WHEEL walnut finish, only 11>0. 12 0 ALIGNMENT Wurlitzer studio piano, condilion, only $.111!), New Spli'·lo ROOM HOUSE, bath, baseAND et plano, walnut finish, ment, forced air furna ce, 1 BRAKE SERVICE year only front and back porches, solid See • , 1209 flrick, in Pomeroy. Phone 992flefd Avenue, 3lil2. 6 11 tfc W. Va. Phone 485-4401. Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy ,., NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS Mldfl'-t, II; FREE STOUGl Just rather all rour ~ garments and •tort atm with us. No more cloleta ~ramped with unuted dotllo mg. No more alr~1 sol'tlna. spraying ail.d pacti.D1 wlfli your winter clothes. ~· thing you send iJ bea cleaned safely, ·insured carefully stored. Every item freshly pressed when you call ror it. Notbine: to pay till "fall No bulging closets, .ufe from moths anrl safe from theft. Bring !hom In or call flw Pick Up & Delivery So'\ vice Phone 773-5543 TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 1964 Chevrolet liz Ton VB Pickup $1495 1964 Chovroltt liz Ton VI Ponol $1395 1963 Chevrolet Corvon 6 cyl. Panel .. .•. $1099 1962 Chevrolet I Ton Stake . . . . $1195 1962 Ford l Ton Stako, V8 .. . . . , . $1195 1961 Chevrolet 8 Poss. Suburban ... . .. . . $565 195 I Chevrolet \'2 Ton Sharp, l owner . . . $345 1962 Ch•vrolot 2'12 Ton 9' Dump ..... , , . $1995 Special savings the way you like 'em, too! See us ror a deal on '67 Chevro- lets, POMEROY MOTOR CO. Opan Til 9:00 P.M. Pomeroy Real Estate FoR CARRIERS ' IN MIDDLEPORT. " Contect Faye MlnUy Middleport ROOMS and out of hllh water • ott, 12$. llh St., IINIIB, -.. ., ,, F"l'. Trailer, I talned. Pftone 1 --~-...,_.,._.,..._._r-··1 ·.r•t Llnc~ln St., ,'",; ·"". FORD • YOUR CHEVY DEALER OR CALL COLLECT 532-6681 · Elmer E. Whito, 4041h South 4th St., Ironton, 0. Representative In This Area 20 Years Far ·v. V. Johnson & Son, 222- -4th Ave., Huntington f_ 'I Insulation BLAETTNARS w· THE · G..ALLIPOLIS TR', ••• 446 2342 All New Rldi.tor SJaOp . $yracuse, Ohio Wl-3423. MAY WE HELP YOU?. •====::===:===,.;.;;,.;1 .10 Wt Mill .. , Mason, W. Yo. EXPERIENCED SO. Ember~ 11. Blbli· cal ., MIDDLIPOIT, ' CHARLEnJSLE pooer Co. tl. Pomeroy 5 Cement Bloc!< 8 6tc 1':::::::::~===~:=~===~=~= j, ROOM HOUSE, two NIGHT Crawlers, ~ dozen II. Your Heating System Is rooiJIII, wall to wall' Phone i!)2.6316. atp The Most lmportont Ap5 12 Ing In living room, full baae- pliance In Your Homo, meat,' .1.92 acres, Mulberry PLANTS, tomato. cabbage, pepSales and Service cot Us Give It A Good Heights, Phone 992-3429. par, egg plant, broccoli, brusOhio Boatond Motor Mid Winter Chock 5 14 tfC sel sprouts and cauliOower. License ~ 15c per doz. or 11 per bun- SCHWARZEL MARINE & dred, B. F. Board, Mason, W. Va. 5 10 HEATING & 20. :MoJO. USED Hammond 25 pedal AIR CONDITIONING t~re gan and tone cabinet :n.lndl· HOCKINGPORT. OHIO Phan• 992·3794 or 992-1395 Jent 1 Used Wurlitzer 4100 PHONE 667.3370 24., Worked 26. Spher. 211. Not . JWoet :rs. Con...1 DICK IIAWL!f51 ABC Cleaners Contact: BUUGET PRICED turnlture " 5 8 Str black miniature Wl!l be ready to go, last . May. Phone 949-3621. 5 14 NICEil PlCWLIII . CAL&. LIVESTOCK-- 1-%, Charolais Bull, Ready For Service; 1-'h Charolais Heifer, Bred to Hereford Bull; 3-Reg. Hereford Cows, 2 Have Calves Now; 4-Grade Hereford Cows, 3 Have Calves Now: 2-BroOd Sows with 19 Pi~s 5 and 6 Weeks Old. II dining room, living roo,n.l kitchen, bath and utility. coin Drive, Pemeroy. 992-3715. 5 14 W. C. TRACTOR, plows eullivator, 1954 VII Fo~d or, 1 Bolin power cham SIIW, 19511 Cevrolet 2 door car. !hon~ 1~. '· ' II Of'll ~. ~... Rawlings"~ W• 11:30 D.S.T BAKER nJckriamt SALE PUBLIC SALE EVJNRUDE ·. B.,uty Shop, RaJrcut, ami w.naneJit I'<J· $10, DOW $8. Optn ·Tue,lilay and ThUrs. day until I p. m. Phone ~5 Ia wny,·~~~:~~~================::;r==~; GOOD 35x8 Aluminum trailer. Henry Bahr. L o n 5 12 3tp Bottom, Ohio. Phene 985-:3988 STEREO Console, contemporChestel'. 5 14 ary walnut Stereo with AM, PA, radio, deluxe floating ORDER AMSTUT'S H and turntabl•, perfect condilion, "Nick Chick" leghorn chicks take over paymenls of $.1 per or started pullets today. month or pay balance due ern Poultryi Box 188, Ath•ens, $116.96. Try it in your home. Ohio. Pbone 593-7331. Call 992-3218. 5 9 6tc l-Ion. 9'h-foot stake bed, dual wheels, 4-speed transmission, solid cab. ·\." PH.~! Rutland Furniture 1962 CHEVROLET .. ·.... ··· .. .. $1295 OPEN EVENINGh'IL 9 t5 IYc•rlrort IL • Rutl1nd, 0. r96o Chevrolet Vz tvn Pickup $895 30,000 miles, heavy duty, 6 ply truck type tires. - KNAPP SHOES for comfort. CUff's Shoe Repair, Middleport. 5 12 30tc 18 FOOT Shasta camper trailer, 1966 model, like new, sleeps six Wtth lot of" eKtras. 493 Broadway, Middleport. Phone 992·5592. > 12 12tc 4 BEDROOM, I 12 bath, t u II basement, modern, wall t& wall carpeting, storm doors . one acre iand, near Forked Run Lake, close to school and churches. 5 miles to new Belleville Locks and Dam, Out of high water. See Nor· man Weber, Long Bottom, Ohio, or call Ches\er 911:i-3519. PHONE 742·4211 Heavy duty 2'12 Ton. 72-inch to axle. ' Heavy duty front axle. 2-speed rear axle. Marlon 9 foot x 7 foot dump body . .7-in. hoist · - per· Call for rates and informalou! 1962 CHEVROLET .. ·...... · · .. · $199 5 ,, "Fa~ , LP GAS $l49S -POMEROY MOTOR .CO. . ,endlb!e, . . broke 10 work. Call WELL or see.'llRAINED Ran·y E. Johnson, Rose Hill. 5' U 3tp 5 YEAR OLD ~elded pony. 4i Inches high, very gentle. Ph. 742-411311. ~ II 6lc ' HAMMOND chord organ, feet condition. 1700 P h o n e Mrs. Joo Young, 992-7292, .• 5 14 3tp . OUALITANE At Our BigBarg(lin Lot! . 1964 CHEVROLET .... ··.. ·.. ·.. - ' i . • Farm Loans ... •= =======- and Found TUESDAY between and Great Bend on Route IZ4, a 12x1o tarpauliD. Paul Sayre, 1143.22116. • 1 3tc WE NEED your listings for sale - F'ord F' 600. $400. Ph 112 3R7M~ay 1--~,- --b a ou t 1~. 30 p.m. ' 19~9 71 87 on Rt. 35 N. one small paper · -J !:" box. contaming 2 small rnltnd YE;\RI.JNG horse colt. half ~ .biark timer clockt;, Reward. I Appa!0osa. h a! f st;J ndard 1953 '• ' Business months old. Paul IS:arr, mile north of Chester. -. 5 14 ate ' tiVt lnMrtiiM. IRO·WN billfold. name of Or- ' m.1ngo peppf'r. Sun Va!ley : Plant F'arm St Rt ' 51 1L ' · · " • "7ll ha Wooten imprmted on bill- 1 . P fald. If found, call 379-2182 _ 1 m1. E. of Porter. Il2-6 . $1. Farmer'• Hardware. 114-6 -R.UCK a·· u·v··- s 11 IMIII ,., · Wl'il. ttl... CONO<. 191-tf 114-2 , -- -- - ""'w .,., Went Ad S .. fttl. .,.i' Wlrcl, .n1 ll'lllll'ftta. room furnished apt., trailer space. Contact Stella Arnold 1 . r.r •.uu For Sale lost ·- · O.HIIM t .a. 1ft.""Ci1MIIIah0... · & COrnetiOIII ltl ICCIPNcl Vl'ltll !f a. 4t, Dn ef PubUqtlon : Tbt Publlth., , ........ thlll right Hit tr NIHt IIW rMI dHII'IIHf ltttlol'lllt... 11u .ultlllltu will Ml Itt t'ftPOM"'II 111111... ttll'' •• M l'ftHftllltht ttr 1'1~ lhlft GIM 1.. Sit>el.lln!.! P'lr~ f'Pn~rr.l Hnt.<>l , . ltiiULATIONI A. IN Rutland, Meigs three bedroom, block home, good well, also city water lot. gas heat. 1 thanks t:l the Rev. Lar- lllfPr~IM4T{4JI . · ·. Ut~:,.-·' I .. ift:, o.¥ ' . Pu(llllettr.n. "''" 1M cn•r1ta fo' 1' 5 ROOM furnished apartment · I lie tor ..ell ch•n 1111 · Adults. Located 603 4th Ave. i Se• Dr. L. E. Smith. 114-3 ' 1 b~room furn. apt.. utilities [ WISH to express our sin- paid. 258 Statt> St. Ph. 446- · •.J·•m• and heartfelt thanks to 3667 after > p.m. relatives, friends and neighll2--tf : for their kindness and . UNFtJRN. 3 rms. and bath, shown us '" in the / newlv decorated, suitable for our beloved husband, two Ph. 441mi9_ llO.tf' and grandfather, Era ~--- - ---- _ _ _ _ Clagg. Our deepest thanks 3 ROOM house with I> bath, ! the flowers and donations, 446-2901, before noon. 83-tf " . ttiMr to ' ~· ~· Ohio For Sele �~· "I • ., ,... ..11; ... _ • 'iiY.,:·•.fi'J• . '' ,,. \NJ AD ' INFhRM4nON tyiM ln. ..... ,,. ""' ont•n•• ;; F;; UR "N"'I"S;; 'ijEID = -:,c:-pa::-:r::-' tme ::ccn't at 1581 Th'rd A I . l ve. nqu1re at 631 Fourth Ave. 114-tf ,., • ~;atalff~~c~ act. tor ' "'• 01 ,_. r• mn ;;;;;,;;:·:.;·q.,,.. '"""· Pfer1 lll pol!f.IHin Will rei' otu't '"' .nvMD*• o' -~-- _ _ -' __ WANT •• . I •m 1 1 \\ Phillips, singers, to t h e .and Miller's Home for Funerals. W:fe, children and grandchildren. 114-1 W~' fol fJr rmmrh ur,.ct l,..tHIII'I, .'.,lalraum Chill .... 7h II Clfth .,_, Wonl, IIlii cOIIHcl,ltt¥1 lltt•rtlonl. · II ,., Clllf CM~IIf Ill ,.lit .., .... 1111 ,.111 wltlllll 11 da.,._ CA•C, Ofl THANICI • OIITUA.III 11.11 fir 10 word minimum. leth 1tklitll'ttil - ~~~IN~ ADI Atldltlenll lk Cfla,_ 1»1' Alt\Wo tllitnanf. OffiiCI HDUitl 1:10 a. 111. •• S10I ,. m.. DallY ABOUT I A. at Vinton, 3 bedroom home, modern kitrhen , coal stoker heat, price reduced to $0,>00. lo30 111. m. t1 lldiO.Noon, StturciQ IT'I IAIY · TO IIJLACI A WAN"f AD . PKONI tn-llb PLANTS - cabbage, tomato, , 31h A. LEVEL real good soil, modern home, gas heat, both close to ruo Grande. $7,500. Lost You have, read thJ·s. Why not let us advertise your prope:·ty? Salesmen, Evenillgs $12,600 John I. Richards, 446-0280 BUYS thi s 88 acre farm - 21 Russell D. Wood, «6-4618 acres bottom land, 2 flarns , outbuildings, 1 room, 4 BR 0. D. PARSONS and bath, large kitchen, coal REALTOR FARM, village, City Property furnace, part basement, -;;;:;;;;::;:::;;;;~~:::::::::: for Sale, 512 Second Avenue, ty of cabinets, well farm pond, 11 acres soil oanK.I ;,;;; GallipOlis, Ohio. Call for appointment. Phone 446-<1 : Contac l Robert Bender, D1v- bred. Would make good 4-H ~ ersifJed Med ical Service, P. ; rmJert. Prir1•d for r;1lirk sa le. 0. Box 342. Columbus, Ohm, ' Ph. 44G-t487 after 8 p.m. 'I (Phone collect 252-8449). · 112-6 113-3 I _____ _ __ _ --~ . 11964 Model 26 ft. flag ship, Owf.OST OR STRAYED from Ir- ; en c;~bin cruiser. like new, ~ nw Wallace farm, Lower Riv-1 225 HP motor. with tlard top, : 1er Rd., 2 registered A n g u s I all canvass, air horns, spot ; 211 : Cows. Call Triple E. Ranch, ] lighl, bow rail, many other • : 4<16-2448 or Lambert B u s h, 1 · extras Cali Summers Furni- 1 WE have 2 large homes, 8 71-2 ACRES ~~ . bath~chw~l. t 446-4210. 113-6 ' ure Cu., Wellston, Ohio, 384- I lots on Rt. 35 at CenterviUe. 5 ROOM &_ bath, kilchen with 3330. =~ 112-4/ For Sale For Sale wood cabmets - neat NotiCG FERffLIZER,- best -pi-ice In - --- -. ATrnNTI~N BRAND new 1 room and bath, clean, nice lawn, trees and - ----· -- ---- ------ - County. Carl Winters Rio 1961 CHEV. Impala ronveriJ. . . large lol in Bidwell roses. Priced umler $9,0011. NEW fashion colors ore Sue's Grande, 0 Ph. ~Ia 62-11 ble, exceUent condition. Ph.· SOME vanetles of garden seeds · HOBART DILWN, ltE,JU.T'UR I delight. Sbo keeps bor oarpet - NEW G.MC TR . ~9. 114-3 allure gettmgOniscarce.,_Bte t t edr WE HAVE Farms Village Cily 44t-2674 colors bright-will! Blue LusUCK Y now. on p~n 5 an ' ' Lucille or Howard Brannon tre. Rent eJeclrlc !hampooer 1-!tAOOt!ARTERS ATTENTION P'ARIIIERS sets In F = s H:rd· Property. Look them over. EveJJingo 44t-IIIS . lni Memorv IN MEMORY ~~ our Mother. My r~e is -white. your rtse Is r<!d. Your mother lives, but mine is dead. And looking oil your red, red ·rose, which you wear, oh, so ~p­ pily, r wish sorne luckf wind that' bloW!l, would bring my 111other b•ck t. .- me. That I mi~ht take her hand again, *"d press it, oh, so tenderly. J would dry the tears, and ease the pain, that In h e r life she bore for me. That chance is yours, not mine tonight, your r..e Is red, mine Is ·while. Mrs. Hallie Burris & 14 ltc ========= '1 GARDENiitis ~ :ZnternaUmial -' WE NEW Tractor Trade lnJ. ltOv~ HAVE -19310 A. 'ftmber Beird Re•lty _Comp~ny 1 ~ M. F. 36 Diesel , coal sad Tob. OSCA D · 1962 Ford ' JaMane I - M : F. 116 Diesel A!RElDAJLil) puppies, champRBAIR , RHhor 1959 Ford Ranch Wagon I .,.. 30 ' loa bred, 8 weeks old, Nel· WE HAVE 116ll A. near Eno 1'111 A., 40 A. tracllr Jml• · 1960 I> T, GMC pickup I ..>. .M. H. Pti!IY & Tools 1011vl11<1, Ohio ~. 113 3 25 A. bottom, bat bill an d three bclfl'l<ilt, ~ ., 2 - 1962 Fords 1961 I> T. GMC pickup PIANO Uprigllt, $2>, Martha Umber, buildings are In poor '\>I011ty bti 'lltf~ c 1 a==~ l Ford Fergusoo tractor ORd : P.S. Saunders, 2132 Olalham Ave. condition. Only $0,500. Can be lat~e bafu, 12 A. 1 pi-)' . . MORNING DAWN LQDG& ' No-7 F & AM =i o :':i64. , soo !.erg· 1i:i9F:;;:,rox.o. ~- 1 VAC Case tractor 196>\1 T Che lclru · v. P P 1 959 I T. GMC dump truck 1960 ~ T Jnt ti na1 ; T • CheernaP_ckuo 1959 v. 1 p 1964 3 T. GMC 1960 I> T. Ford PICkup 1 used Tractor Manure Spreader 19iil I>T Ford Pickup 1959 % T. Cbevrolet Truck 1956 I> T. Cbevrolet-Pickup I MinneapoU. Moline p 0 ..., Unit 1959 F 600 Ford Dump 1958 F 600 Ford 1960 >.; T. Ford 1959 I T•. Cbev. New 611" Ro tary Cullers . $299.511. New 6.25 x 20, 1D pfy nylon tires $55. lac. Federal 3 I I I - -Ford Ferg. ~~ ..,.,~,., ~~~~ ~~- . 121 A. One n1 the best DaJry GraniieYf'liim-loots .-aliio M•r 15, '"' 1957 BOO Ford '~"'"" addmg machine, . . · M F ll adds subtracts, multiplies Farms m Galha County, now t8,51lo. 7:30P.M. · anna ..,. • Sim Prinlln ,' producing milk, well equip. 1 , Oliver T1 .,... 50• mOM g " . . , Mtster MII!DI'Is D.gre. 1 _ J.D. A. Office Equip. ~1397. 75-tf ped. Good modem_ borne, 1110 FOR $'1,5001 ~Pll oan mhv~' ' Ghtrlet . L;Burdettt, W.M. A. of grass. Look 11 over. 'l nfce three bedrooot lbymond JDntt1 ~"' 1-J.D. 1010 Live P.T.O. 1962 PRI€ES Blasbed JJI'I Amerlcaa with bath, big lot, ,cabiinels 1 - A.. C. D 1• Rambler ZIIO I dr,, sedan, I 7 ROOMS, bath, 2 large lots In In kitchen, utility room, Deed Stock 1 - VAC Case & Tools eyl,, lit eag., sland• . lfano,, Bidwell. ced air ,fneJ·oil furnace locat. 1 - S. C. Case radio, under.oat, oland. Sat.. id 00 ·blacktop road. 'OWner , Removed Free 1 - A. c. G and tools ty ~eat lDcladetl. Only LOTS and lois hill $! 000 1o wiinlt'-11''!101iL'" .,.. , ., , ... WILL remove your dead 2 - Used Balers $1,82'1.a delivered. See your $1,500, Vacant farms.' I -Used Howard Rotavator Saper MllrkOI Dealer In autO' ·horses, cows and mules. Cali OWNER wants fAJ sell her tnna11 ·collect Jackson 286-4531 0 2 - Used riding lawo itac- ,mobiles today a1 GaUlpolls CaD any time. business fn Pomeroy presebt. ' Chillicothe 772-6976. tors - W.H. Rambler, €brysler, Plymoalh. Earl Winters, I4&-38ZI ly during nice volume of bus2 Used Com Plant.rs ijEUABLE lady to live in wi th UIO Eaotera Ave. Wayne Amsblry, Ill l!lt Iness. PlentY parklmg apace. I Pull Typo Disc ,,. 62-tl _:~:._::~~~~~-~ Less than $4,000. 'a widow,~-2429- -~113 I 1 - 3 point dise ~ RObert Baird, SI'I.,man ENT wave special 1 - 3 point 3 bot!om plow FDJNG Cabinets In stock, lmOtllce Pboae IIWni, Zl hrl' mediate delivery. for .. ..,.50, $12.50 for I - s PoIn t 2 Bottom Plow . dr ill! . I,h 2, or 1 '$10, $1o for I12.M, $20 for J\1 .· , . awer " or Wit out lock. . liO. Phone now for appointment SEE us before yoti buy your · Colora. Simmons Printing & Plumbing llr ,Hntln9 ;3117-1180. Sbaree's Salon of tax. new tractor. Office Equip. ~1391. 75-U iBeauty, O!eshire, 0. Opea eb- Oblo Valley Implement Clo. GaiUpoUs Tractor l!alet, HOUSE, a rooms and bath. LoDEWI'I'l'S PLUMBING illlings by appointment. 133 Pine SL. PIJ. 141-lm Kanaaga, 441.18« cated In Kananga, 0. Call 675AND BEATING 105·12 1939 FORD, body_and motor In 4468. IIIII-~ ROUTE 1611 at Evergreea. Ph. !iAILOWAY Furniture open ul mellent condition. A real an. NEW MOON, !965, ! bedroom TIRED of carrying asbesT REAL OPPORTUNITY 146-2735. 271-tf ;till 6. l\londay thru Saturday. j tique. Ph. 44&-0195 alter ~ p. housetran..., 12 x 55· Call Try our West Virglrila Chunk fOR BARBER BRAMMER'S 'Evening by appoiatmenl Rt. , m. 78-tf 44M416· ltU Coal, Skidmore Foster. Coal BARBER SHOP, HOJIOt AND APARTPlumbing and BeatiaJ ;17, Hendemaa, Wt Va. 234--tf LOW, LOW, PRICES 01 Mat- MATCJDiNG Hamilton .automat.. Co., US"hh Pine Sl f46..2783. :!n~ ~N~N:~~ ~~~: tresses Rice and Corbit Fur ic Washer and gas dryer, good 271-tf Nl:SS. MUST MOVE TO DIFFERENT S00 Ill! Ave. 146-1637. , . nJture. · ••~ condition. can ~2281 after ~~~T~o~~u. us roa MoRE IN· Wentecl 111 Do ~ 5_ 1l4-f Services Offered ... · - - GOOJ clean tamp 1114 ototer -- ~ HERES A MODERN 'ITANDARD PLUMBING 'l"'RPElNTRY end masonry. coal Carl Winter.. Rio RUGS a mess? Glean for less LEE SHEETS' IlEATING, ii04 llacolld ;can furnish references. Ph. Grano•. Phone CH 6-51!5. with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- Plumbing and remodeling. 3 BEDROOM Mb-1712. :446-4764. 111-6 ·, tric shampooer $1. Sheppard, Ph. 256-6664, Crown Cily, 0. , FOR $16,500 WINDOW cleaDiDg- serv WL~ House ~Hrsery transpor 862 1st Ave. 114-e 92-tf LOCATED oN u.s 3.'1 oN A LABOE fll' YOIJ art bUlldUJa 1 ICe. tat.OI avaUable, re8SOD8bJ~ . _ FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED L()T borne or remode!Jaa, . . ua Commercia] buildings, store rates aJso for sbl!lpping or REG. Hereford bull • homed- WATER delivery service. O'. Tills noME INCLuo~ wALL TO 0 fronts, residence. 15 yrs. ex- JVQrkiug mothers, ~ourly del· service age. Stanl€y Shaver, Del1 & Davis. Ph. 446-3857 or :t~~sTfi~P![w?:J.R DtN~~o ~ We are bul.lden Dlllrlbok!r lur Hotpojnl .\pplliiiJcel, Alll· perience. Free estimqias. Pb. l,y Of weeLoJ., rates. Pb·. ''S Cheshire, 0 . 367-7167. 114-1 446-1340 anytime BEDROOMS) NEW EYE EVELOVEN 78-tf AND 675-4189 11J.:8 IWJ "" • RANGE, LARGE UTIT.ITY toll l!:let:trlc. 1$4-U • R ~U ANTIQUE SHOW -- CHARi.F.S: li~UJE Bulldozer and back- ~~~" PLt:s A HUGE • CAR GAll· JAJNIDIO .. . liJ' lilt Job W. type• ol mater- TON, W. VA. - ARMORY boe service. Ph. 367-7>60. or by tlio hour. Bemard R. tal.s, block, bri~ se- pipe, AT COOKSKIN PARK, May 2411-tt NEW LISTING, LIKE ..:.!'·" Wanted W•lls, Pit ~Ill 3 lbrlels, ela. Claude 19-211-21. 40 Dealers of NaWAYNE RUSSEJ.r:s NEW 3 YEAR OLD mtera, Rio Grande, 0. CH t!Amal reputation ~Including WATER DELIVEIIY SERVICE LOVELy TO LOOK AT NEEDED - A regular eta~ TED 5-5121 after 1i. tlS-11 Rose Preszwck, noted aath· Plr. ..-~ " · - """bll• "·-~ 81: .')URE TO SEE THIS LARGE I lng lady I day a week. Must WAN - -I 'ftV W-'il Dr ....... , "' ;._"I'I"D'I:IN! ~~ ---· 1FORD traclor, disc, 12" plow or, ecture:r and collector of eJlotlr M6-3l8!. 54-tr sEnnonM Wl'l'll FULL BAHEMF.NT. give- re(!renees.-Oall 446-4084 "7U ·~ wanted _ . Must be I II" plow, 12 ft. motor' Carnival Glass" 12 nooa to 9 • _ zANOFJRF.I'LACES. LARGE cLOsETs Stier I ·~ 113 S CONVJ:NIRNTJ.V LOCATED II Over Zl. Apply Ill person at boat, J'eep, J88-B253. lnluteIIILES OllT KITCHEN IS MODERN = -tf p,m. (Sun. till 5 p.m,) Ill I ~, St. Rt 1 I OftJ l.AitGE I.IVI N.G AND DlNlNG t\B.L\. OORT COSMETI~ ' Green .. '-""" 08 on · · vt'G----. -· 12 X 12 GOLD rug Call 446Youu. LIKE IT. ~~~MI-~ "" 114-3 1 · ETABLE and nowermg · IF YOU need auto, flre or r lor full or pari time o -P'"nts of ali kinds now ready . . 3892 or -~- 1965 · ·-~-~!4-3 general insurance, 11 pays w OLDER HOME IN wOrk Write P. 0. Box 114, ~OLESALE DISTRIBUTOR White's Greenhouse, Kanauga. DOWNSTAIRS apt., ~ 'rm. and see your Gran~e Agents 81 TOWN WITH RIVER lr011t~, Oblo. Ill 12 ».· l<i Ia'": uvrr wholmie 1 0, 1114--3 ball!, unfurn. Pb. ~the Neal Insurance Agency, ' Watkins office. Guaranteed . ~~ ll'tf s VIEW LOT Bu•· e Op · rt '!'*.salary while lraioing. No tra- ~- REDUCE safe, Simple and fast . ______ ~ 114 . tate St. Ph. 446-11191. 61-t nn• LAM!,'"""' HOM!""""' -~~~~--'-"- -~!!~!~ vel. Income opportunity WJt'h Gobese tablets. Only 98c. · --~ SO'"' .,. wn~tK IN ,..,.,._ KlT '":"~N AND 000 yr. up. Write &x 570, Ci!!iiigha~ __D_rug~.- - Ul2_ 5_ 2 ~~~L~I!:Tl,:!p~~o~~T~Grr·:O· Her.'• your ch•n(!$ for lndepen. \Ul--GOOD SOUND !lOME ANU TilE dent:~. The P\ln~ Oil Co. ~~ Ill .wmoua, .wuun:sota 65987. GENERAL store in operation W t th wn.1L r.1vE vou ,., Tnn•tL: • 114 with good stock, Jess than ORe e 8 e 'l'ribUne are Waiting to help VOU , tu J mfl BLOCK ON IND. Make offer. es:eallent hllb l.llllon.a•e terYite a home. to sen -a Car, to hire a secretarv to rent ltlltiDD now anllable ln Gllllpo. mile to new Gov . Lake site. , ISeman A 9ency u•. Low ua..mneat, iqb profll Fer Rent Must sacrifice (or health. Ph, an apartm~nt . most anything you need • ·• lcnn 0"'" o •.••, help you md Wlth an eronnmlcal, fast-a--tin• 'I 1.1. E 1 ... 3'911U! I!Oienuat paid iratnLn1 . 5!16-5014 or write Lowell Jilll'es, bune Want Ad. C~au us today. ' o ven °1 ~r •~ · · ' ;-;;;:;;-;; · ~-:-; contiDUI)UI manapiuat: ...;. .... Dundas, Ohio. I Yki>. OLD brick _hn.,e, ' " ,..,, ,_ •u "'111nee. · , or .... •••or. . enan IIU '"! tached gerage, 3 bedrooms, m..... ""'· .. ,.., ""'""' 1963 Housetra1ler, 50 :r 10,-wasb':" builtin kitchen, 1~ battls, HW Mr. 1. c. lrlh!Nnt•-. :•~N 01'1 er-dryer combinaUon, air confloors, 2 mi.lea abov.e Silver c., •• I, P.m.-.tw. 'f· va. , . ti)J dif•nner, awnings, Ph . 446, • Bridge 1on Georges' CreekiJ., Mr. Joa' orvmm.nd• H., PII• 4717. ll2-ol __....._A_n_E_x_pe_r_ten_c~oci-A_d·_Y_tso_r_w_H_I_H.:•.;,Ip;_Y_o:.;u:__ Rd. Call or see Charleo """"· ·· Reel Estate Loe111 I • • ' terior and exlelior pafi.te~B: , Equipped to hanl gil~ make roof repairs. Hours a. m. to 5 p. m. Wl-!811 tr 9922334. & a 3lc VACUUM CLEANIIiR SALES IIIII SERVIQ 1ft lot .Avo. 6Ulidilii He•e.. ;-dows, Fleetside Pickup. V·B, radio and beater, beavy.duty tires, rear bumper, West Coast mirrors. Blue finish wit~ white top. Local one owner. Sharp. · Service That Satisfies 1964 CHEVROLET ·· .... ,·••.. ·· $1395 Tank or bottle, we invite you to' try our Qualitane LP Gas service. We try to make it the best available. See or phone us for rates! 'h-Ton Panl!l, V-8,' a\1.\0matic, power steering and brakes, radio and . heat~r, positraction. Like new , tires. H you can't afford' :a new one, better see Ws to suit your needs. · -- 1961 CHEVROLET ........ · ·.... · · $565 Suburban Station Wagon. 6-cylinder, four speed tranSmlss.ion. Heavy duty tires. Better see this . ' Look's and runs extra good, heater, red fimsh, clean cap .. 1962 Ford I Ton · ...... ··" ··" · $1195 VB engine, 4 speed trans. Good 700llt18 tires, help· er springs, 4 speed trans., 9' body with cattle racks. Heater 1964 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR S~PAJII .$999 . ' • ' 'J " ' • ' - "<' oQIIIQ ONdll .oarart Clllllpolto 14 Mulber..; .\•o. l'omoroy PH,,MW270 Rlchortl N. lllrrllt, Co, Mtr, M81)1' / Hoving sold my farm and moving to town I will sell at Auction on the farm, lor•tocl opp. 3'12 mi. norlh of S.R. 124 at Salem Center, Ohio, or 2 mi. south of S.R. 689. Follow lhe sale signs from S.R. ' SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1967 LIVESTOCK-MACHINERY-HOUSEHOLD MACHINERY - 1~54 Chevrolet Pickup with Stock Racks; 400 Int. With Power Pak, T.A., Live PTO Gas: Ford Tractor with 3 pt 2-14 plows: Fox Chop· per with Corn Head; 3-14 IHC Plow: IHC Rubber Tired Wagon; 32 ft. Case Elevator and Drag; 2-14 !HC Drag Plow; 8 ft. IHC Disc Harrow: 9 ft. Drag Harrow: IHC Power Corn Sheller: 10" Hammer M1l~-.,.See d Cleaner and Grader- Eieclrio, Good Shape. Chicken Feeder• and Waterers; 4 Gas Brooder Stoves. HOUSEHOLD - Large Dinette Set-6 chairs. F,x. tra Nice: Complete Bedrnom Suite, Platform Rocker: Living Room Suite; Library Table: Red and Springs; i>laytag Square Tub Washer; Gas Conver· sion Burner, Complete; ~orch Swmg: Lawn Mow· er; 7 qt. Alummum Canner: Misc. Farm Items. MR.. AND MRS. CARL SHENEFIELD, owners L:ARi::E&;!iOriiooi!;;i5 -;; 1~4ihl.i~ 4ROOMS - altd -batit-:oulbuild-~ I!" aSBortment of 1 in«. Must sacrifice. Make of- AUCTIONEER: Col. Jim Carnahan CLERK: C. Price TERMS: Cash Day of Sole LUNCH SERVED Not Responsible For Accidents or Loss of Property REGISTER FOR BUYING NUMBER I hall arrlved, plenty of fer. For information call 992- 1 en's, boys and girls clothin1g 2543. H 6tp , and men's work uniforms. ELECTROLUX Sweeper, com- ' fera Used Clolhlng Store, plele with all cleanin« attach33, going towards the menls. 117.95. 992-2ti8>. 1rounds. 5 14 4 2t trc ACROSII ...... 1.Moot11Jt •• Bbttr& . ' ~~~~ 2. Frultot the HI< I. Sounds, a. a mule 4. CovtJ' Cii. Man'a our third floor budget sbop. Baker Furniture. Middleport Ohio. 11 12 tf( e.Parto otlep ·/ '-~1114 8. Pra.yer 9.11evtve :Iii. Luntl l •. TIU 16. BU1 StiiComto strip - Inter!• Uon ~.Puule pro- noun U. Fatrs lowln U.Perloda ot Wile 35. Nee.t 88. l'olyuoius drink att. Qoo4 trtend U.Antbrlony: ,....._ I"'T;;;,S;-c: in-::ex~pe ~n~s,.iv-:e -,-t<J- c;lean and upholstery with Bl u e I Lustre. Rent electric sh•m pooer 11. Baker Furniture c,,_ For F rH Eslim•fes eAiumlnum Awnlng1 eAiumlnum Siding • Aluminum Railint' •Aluminum Windows & Doors eC•r Parh eP1tio1 eBiown In .Martin, ~- I 109 ... ICor ITruck ·~ Core , 1 Bulldoar eAnyType KEITH GOBLE WY 2-2196 c"AR=P"'E"TS;;;-a::-:nc;d-;l"ife---:-to-o can beautiful If you use B I u Lustre. Rent electric shan1· SEYFRIED excellent condition, D~~::.: fi,========J';;:::;:::~ Walnllt finiah, reverb, .... Ira lone, slide, cnly $1195. Fot Sale Wurlitzer Spinet organ. oak finish, good value, $425. FERGUSON Tractor 20, Used Wurlitur Spinet org•m l shape. Phone 742-5217. WHEEL walnut finish, only 11>0. 12 0 ALIGNMENT Wurlitzer studio piano, condilion, only $.111!), New Spli'·lo ROOM HOUSE, bath, baseAND et plano, walnut finish, ment, forced air furna ce, 1 BRAKE SERVICE year only front and back porches, solid See • , 1209 flrick, in Pomeroy. Phone 992flefd Avenue, 3lil2. 6 11 tfc W. Va. Phone 485-4401. Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy ,., NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS Mldfl'-t, II; FREE STOUGl Just rather all rour ~ garments and •tort atm with us. No more cloleta ~ramped with unuted dotllo mg. No more alr~1 sol'tlna. spraying ail.d pacti.D1 wlfli your winter clothes. ~· thing you send iJ bea cleaned safely, ·insured carefully stored. Every item freshly pressed when you call ror it. Notbine: to pay till "fall No bulging closets, .ufe from moths anrl safe from theft. Bring !hom In or call flw Pick Up & Delivery So'\ vice Phone 773-5543 TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 1964 Chevrolet liz Ton VB Pickup $1495 1964 Chovroltt liz Ton VI Ponol $1395 1963 Chevrolet Corvon 6 cyl. Panel .. .•. $1099 1962 Chevrolet I Ton Stake . . . . $1195 1962 Ford l Ton Stako, V8 .. . . . , . $1195 1961 Chevrolet 8 Poss. Suburban ... . .. . . $565 195 I Chevrolet \'2 Ton Sharp, l owner . . . $345 1962 Ch•vrolot 2'12 Ton 9' Dump ..... , , . $1995 Special savings the way you like 'em, too! See us ror a deal on '67 Chevro- lets, POMEROY MOTOR CO. Opan Til 9:00 P.M. Pomeroy Real Estate FoR CARRIERS ' IN MIDDLEPORT. " Contect Faye MlnUy Middleport ROOMS and out of hllh water • ott, 12$. llh St., IINIIB, -.. ., ,, F"l'. Trailer, I talned. Pftone 1 --~-...,_.,._.,..._._r-··1 ·.r•t Llnc~ln St., ,'",; ·"". FORD • YOUR CHEVY DEALER OR CALL COLLECT 532-6681 · Elmer E. Whito, 4041h South 4th St., Ironton, 0. Representative In This Area 20 Years Far ·v. V. Johnson & Son, 222- -4th Ave., Huntington f_ 'I Insulation BLAETTNARS w· THE · G..ALLIPOLIS TR', ••• 446 2342 All New Rldi.tor SJaOp . $yracuse, Ohio Wl-3423. MAY WE HELP YOU?. •====::===:===,.;.;;,.;1 .10 Wt Mill .. , Mason, W. Yo. EXPERIENCED SO. Ember~ 11. Blbli· cal ., MIDDLIPOIT, ' CHARLEnJSLE pooer Co. tl. Pomeroy 5 Cement Bloc!< 8 6tc 1':::::::::~===~:=~===~=~= j, ROOM HOUSE, two NIGHT Crawlers, ~ dozen II. Your Heating System Is rooiJIII, wall to wall' Phone i!)2.6316. atp The Most lmportont Ap5 12 Ing In living room, full baae- pliance In Your Homo, meat,' .1.92 acres, Mulberry PLANTS, tomato. cabbage, pepSales and Service cot Us Give It A Good Heights, Phone 992-3429. par, egg plant, broccoli, brusOhio Boatond Motor Mid Winter Chock 5 14 tfC sel sprouts and cauliOower. License ~ 15c per doz. or 11 per bun- SCHWARZEL MARINE & dred, B. F. Board, Mason, W. Va. 5 10 HEATING & 20. :MoJO. USED Hammond 25 pedal AIR CONDITIONING t~re gan and tone cabinet :n.lndl· HOCKINGPORT. OHIO Phan• 992·3794 or 992-1395 Jent 1 Used Wurlitzer 4100 PHONE 667.3370 24., Worked 26. Spher. 211. Not . JWoet :rs. Con...1 DICK IIAWL!f51 ABC Cleaners Contact: BUUGET PRICED turnlture " 5 8 Str black miniature Wl!l be ready to go, last . May. Phone 949-3621. 5 14 NICEil PlCWLIII . CAL&. LIVESTOCK-- 1-%, Charolais Bull, Ready For Service; 1-'h Charolais Heifer, Bred to Hereford Bull; 3-Reg. Hereford Cows, 2 Have Calves Now; 4-Grade Hereford Cows, 3 Have Calves Now: 2-BroOd Sows with 19 Pi~s 5 and 6 Weeks Old. II dining room, living roo,n.l kitchen, bath and utility. coin Drive, Pemeroy. 992-3715. 5 14 W. C. TRACTOR, plows eullivator, 1954 VII Fo~d or, 1 Bolin power cham SIIW, 19511 Cevrolet 2 door car. !hon~ 1~. '· ' II Of'll ~. ~... Rawlings"~ W• 11:30 D.S.T BAKER nJckriamt SALE PUBLIC SALE EVJNRUDE ·. B.,uty Shop, RaJrcut, ami w.naneJit I'<J· $10, DOW $8. Optn ·Tue,lilay and ThUrs. day until I p. m. Phone ~5 Ia wny,·~~~:~~~================::;r==~; GOOD 35x8 Aluminum trailer. Henry Bahr. L o n 5 12 3tp Bottom, Ohio. Phene 985-:3988 STEREO Console, contemporChestel'. 5 14 ary walnut Stereo with AM, PA, radio, deluxe floating ORDER AMSTUT'S H and turntabl•, perfect condilion, "Nick Chick" leghorn chicks take over paymenls of $.1 per or started pullets today. month or pay balance due ern Poultryi Box 188, Ath•ens, $116.96. Try it in your home. Ohio. Pbone 593-7331. Call 992-3218. 5 9 6tc l-Ion. 9'h-foot stake bed, dual wheels, 4-speed transmission, solid cab. ·\." PH.~! Rutland Furniture 1962 CHEVROLET .. ·.... ··· .. .. $1295 OPEN EVENINGh'IL 9 t5 IYc•rlrort IL • Rutl1nd, 0. r96o Chevrolet Vz tvn Pickup $895 30,000 miles, heavy duty, 6 ply truck type tires. - KNAPP SHOES for comfort. CUff's Shoe Repair, Middleport. 5 12 30tc 18 FOOT Shasta camper trailer, 1966 model, like new, sleeps six Wtth lot of" eKtras. 493 Broadway, Middleport. Phone 992·5592. > 12 12tc 4 BEDROOM, I 12 bath, t u II basement, modern, wall t& wall carpeting, storm doors . one acre iand, near Forked Run Lake, close to school and churches. 5 miles to new Belleville Locks and Dam, Out of high water. See Nor· man Weber, Long Bottom, Ohio, or call Ches\er 911:i-3519. PHONE 742·4211 Heavy duty 2'12 Ton. 72-inch to axle. ' Heavy duty front axle. 2-speed rear axle. Marlon 9 foot x 7 foot dump body . .7-in. hoist · - per· Call for rates and informalou! 1962 CHEVROLET .. ·...... · · .. · $199 5 ,, "Fa~ , LP GAS $l49S -POMEROY MOTOR .CO. . ,endlb!e, . . broke 10 work. Call WELL or see.'llRAINED Ran·y E. Johnson, Rose Hill. 5' U 3tp 5 YEAR OLD ~elded pony. 4i Inches high, very gentle. Ph. 742-411311. ~ II 6lc ' HAMMOND chord organ, feet condition. 1700 P h o n e Mrs. Joo Young, 992-7292, .• 5 14 3tp . OUALITANE At Our BigBarg(lin Lot! . 1964 CHEVROLET .... ··.. ·.. ·.. - ' i . • Farm Loans ... •= =======- and Found TUESDAY between and Great Bend on Route IZ4, a 12x1o tarpauliD. Paul Sayre, 1143.22116. • 1 3tc WE NEED your listings for sale - F'ord F' 600. $400. Ph 112 3R7M~ay 1--~,- --b a ou t 1~. 30 p.m. ' 19~9 71 87 on Rt. 35 N. one small paper · -J !:" box. contaming 2 small rnltnd YE;\RI.JNG horse colt. half ~ .biark timer clockt;, Reward. I Appa!0osa. h a! f st;J ndard 1953 '• ' Business months old. Paul IS:arr, mile north of Chester. -. 5 14 ate ' tiVt lnMrtiiM. IRO·WN billfold. name of Or- ' m.1ngo peppf'r. Sun Va!ley : Plant F'arm St Rt ' 51 1L ' · · " • "7ll ha Wooten imprmted on bill- 1 . P fald. If found, call 379-2182 _ 1 m1. E. of Porter. Il2-6 . $1. Farmer'• Hardware. 114-6 -R.UCK a·· u·v··- s 11 IMIII ,., · Wl'il. ttl... CONO<. 191-tf 114-2 , -- -- - ""'w .,., Went Ad S .. fttl. .,.i' Wlrcl, .n1 ll'lllll'ftta. room furnished apt., trailer space. Contact Stella Arnold 1 . r.r •.uu For Sale lost ·- · O.HIIM t .a. 1ft.""Ci1MIIIah0... · & COrnetiOIII ltl ICCIPNcl Vl'ltll !f a. 4t, Dn ef PubUqtlon : Tbt Publlth., , ........ thlll right Hit tr NIHt IIW rMI dHII'IIHf ltttlol'lllt... 11u .ultlllltu will Ml Itt t'ftPOM"'II 111111... ttll'' •• M l'ftHftllltht ttr 1'1~ lhlft GIM 1.. Sit>el.lln!.! P'lr~ f'Pn~rr.l Hnt.<>l , . ltiiULATIONI A. IN Rutland, Meigs three bedroom, block home, good well, also city water lot. gas heat. 1 thanks t:l the Rev. Lar- lllfPr~IM4T{4JI . · ·. Ut~:,.-·' I .. ift:, o.¥ ' . Pu(llllettr.n. "''" 1M cn•r1ta fo' 1' 5 ROOM furnished apartment · I lie tor ..ell ch•n 1111 · Adults. Located 603 4th Ave. i Se• Dr. L. E. Smith. 114-3 ' 1 b~room furn. apt.. utilities [ WISH to express our sin- paid. 258 Statt> St. Ph. 446- · •.J·•m• and heartfelt thanks to 3667 after > p.m. relatives, friends and neighll2--tf : for their kindness and . UNFtJRN. 3 rms. and bath, shown us '" in the / newlv decorated, suitable for our beloved husband, two Ph. 441mi9_ llO.tf' and grandfather, Era ~--- - ---- _ _ _ _ Clagg. Our deepest thanks 3 ROOM house with I> bath, ! the flowers and donations, 446-2901, before noon. 83-tf " . ttiMr to ' ~· ~· Ohio For Sele �• ,_ .. ,. ! .. . ._, J' ., I, ' ., I •i t, ... ' ··~,~ I . \p. '' ' ' ' . ' ' Ago on tihe'River . '· "! .' I ' i'' I ' I. '•' ~ .' ' ' ' ,,f ' . . ·.· ·,.: • ,. ' I ..,.., ' ' . r" . '' , , ' I ', i .. ) :. ' \ l . \ · ·'ri' ·'· ' ..•'·. ~. ., ~ ' 1 •• ! . ' ~ :· ' ' . ) '' ~ 'J' tiS . I . ' '' ,.,• 't. ·.r' ' ' OFTH65e 6EEM1D I'M 50~ WE CAN FINO ONE ,. ee A '' ~y lHAT IJIU: Be JUGT RI~T... •i urn.e 1tJO 1 G · FtiPPANt. • ' Now! . .. .' . . _, .,, Ops 'a Pops I t i I I r are here ilf!il ·!tau:! \ ' I' ~ .' 1,Wltblll I ~ ' GOOI>ONE .. 'I'OOTHINK .ONe ... .-ro. MOM ~ ...- .. ~· l;6,f1t\ttbi~ HUI PurM Farm ' tl ' ' w ' plea• .~ehe•, . mane gai\!"1, ~~ el raee SAVE 25c . ,. '1.' G. C. MURPHY CO. Make ... . . - - -- ---- . Elberf~lds In Pqm•I'Oy·. Your Center ·''' I\ over: :Uglis~ I ,. •• 'W!II' Earl Rinl· K!10pp DDOUJI. bead~ flw - NOW AT GOBLE'S USED CAR LOT 25 USED CARS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM SAVE MONEY ON THESE ONE OWNER CARS 64 GAL. 500 4 Dr. S·cyl. A.T. Trans. Radio and Heater, power steering, wls tires 65 CHEV. BISCAYNE ' Dr. e cyl Std. transmission 65 FORD GAL. GOO 4 Dr. 8 cyl. A.T. trans Radio, heater wls tires 63 PLY. FURY 2 Dr H.T. 8 cy!. A.T. trans. Radio, Heater power steering and power brakes 1395 5995 51695 51195 5 ON THE SPOT FINANCING " ' 1'011 Alteav• Par1 Le., At GOBLE FORD .. ,..... -, ~~. .now it's GatewayT a carpel as .. "J~ •'' '' .• and ·as sturdy as only letl'can.w'eaveft; ·.. . ., ~ ' ', .J' ~ • '" ' . �• ,_ .. ,. ! .. . ._, J' ., I, ' ., I •i t, ... ' ··~,~ I . \p. '' ' ' ' . ' ' Ago on tihe'River . '· "! .' I ' i'' I ' I. '•' ~ .' ' ' ' ,,f ' . . ·.· ·,.: • ,. ' I ..,.., ' ' . r" . '' , , ' I ', i .. ) :. ' \ l . \ · ·'ri' ·'· ' ..•'·. ~. ., ~ ' 1 •• ! . ' ~ :· ' ' . ) '' ~ 'J' tiS . I . ' '' ,.,• 't. ·.r' ' ' OFTH65e 6EEM1D I'M 50~ WE CAN FINO ONE ,. ee A '' ~y lHAT IJIU: Be JUGT RI~T... •i urn.e 1tJO 1 G · FtiPPANt. • ' Now! . .. .' . . _, .,, Ops 'a Pops I t i I I r are here ilf!il ·!tau:! \ ' I' ~ .' 1,Wltblll I ~ ' GOOI>ONE .. 'I'OOTHINK .ONe ... .-ro. MOM ~ ...- .. ~· l;6,f1t\ttbi~ HUI PurM Farm ' tl ' ' w ' plea• .~ehe•, . mane gai\!"1, ~~ el raee SAVE 25c . ,. '1.' G. C. MURPHY CO. Make ... . . - - -- ---- . Elberf~lds In Pqm•I'Oy·. Your Center ·''' I\ over: :Uglis~ I ,. •• 'W!II' Earl Rinl· K!10pp DDOUJI. bead~ flw - NOW AT GOBLE'S USED CAR LOT 25 USED CARS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM SAVE MONEY ON THESE ONE OWNER CARS 64 GAL. 500 4 Dr. S·cyl. A.T. Trans. Radio and Heater, power steering, wls tires 65 CHEV. BISCAYNE ' Dr. e cyl Std. transmission 65 FORD GAL. GOO 4 Dr. 8 cyl. A.T. trans Radio, heater wls tires 63 PLY. FURY 2 Dr H.T. 8 cy!. A.T. trans. Radio, Heater power steering and power brakes 1395 5995 51695 51195 5 ON THE SPOT FINANCING " ' 1'011 Alteav• Par1 Le., At GOBLE FORD .. ,..... -, ~~. .now it's GatewayT a carpel as .. "J~ •'' '' .• and ·as sturdy as only letl'can.w'eaveft; ·.. . ., ~ ' ', .J' ~ • '" ' . �,. ' . I i .' . ' 1·----··--.... . . .·. . .. . . . . .-- ••• • •• ---~·· --·-·-·----~ ........ ~- - - .. · - - · - . . - - .... •• ·" - - ...... ..-.. - .. . . -. - - .... ' -. 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' TH~ RENTMI\N1LL BE llOUNt) FOR 'I~ MOrEY TOM~W- W~lT ­ • In ' -AMI GOIN' '-..It <;;Ill."¥ THI~ WEEK~ ow ' ltrn plea• 48 ioches1 are !ull mane !t! • galt¢, ~arrel race 1poon race, sn horseI ) ,! \I race for ·; '• Weslerlf,•ofk· une InCl . 'I? rtern pony ' -,-·. ~ ., ., Jnd over; r,,· id Engllsb ' . .. r serve Do in<' Earl lllge. Rint•les Knopp - I . ' ,\ ·' . .,,.,•' .,- ____ ___ ' ' I' ... ...... • (f) 1M7 _._ ._ WANTTOGO OOWN'TOWN Will-I ME, WIN11-IROP? ' ' .-- - 10CA5HA CHECK ••• . \ ,Hawlll, ~ js-L "'.,.' ' '. ., achment rderlf-_ . " mWatllil PlrinC .. litre Jtllll I loU f, THEN WE1..1... PICK j' I l • ' UPiHAT~QE AT "Jl..E POeT OFFICE AND 1-166.0 e.A~HOME. CAN!Jf "5~1 NO, r OON'TTH/NKOO.' NONE OF , "l"H<Y.3E . Pt..ACE!SAAE . N&Vl.1HE, CANDY . . ~-AAEi · 1HEf'r'?' ·- power lie ' J' .. ' ' . ~ut Q~jf · 65 F 2DrH.T. I. we'U.~AT "THE~NK OORE! tDr.8ey 63P ' ' !t •• c 5004Dr. wla tires beannOUD- WELL, F/I<'ST OHBOY- ' power ste 65 ' •'.- .. i tDr. 8·cy NtA, loc. WINTIIBOP '. 64( ~ " ~- '' L~ i 1 - ' I' tf . �• , -' '' ~- .~.. ' I . I •, ' > ' .I ' ... i .~ ,! ' -. ' ·, ' ' '! ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . 1<. ~-6 '7' -,~1 '' • ., :" ' ~'• • WhiJmm,Bc/ . .~--- f1s1/,mr; .- , I ' I 1 ·' lj ! ~·. ' ' May 10, ''' "'·''··- dollar ~ is ta\kef Pit1Sb\11 ,jtlVI.r, St. Lo before· lines ~ I. ·~ ~' 1••••!, ~~~;g;~rated• .•' r;.•! lines ~ ~;~. ""'''' of iron and sb erafion soon . ..•... ~--' barges 'such ·. -B tAtLL I-PA"'T-GAsP.'r- " ' . .0-y·. C50T l-EFT IN ME IS ONE ,LAST-SOf'!- f' '' No. I, now I ·, operated by g -~ ··-· • "'"' "' "· • • many rivenn' ~. I' • .'• np · ei.S~ ~· of coal k $1/tiGL£. WHAMMY!.' ·.: . 'l . ~, \ ' -~ / , -~·'l . . ;; • ·- .. '' l. -. ;' ,, .:~ Pa~' . f.V!RV· Ma~ ' ' • FA'"· 11•a. WAR AN' S IR l.CNE.!! ~ 'a Pf '' J THING'$ ,QU~MJ..­ I !1, A~ .WON'T ~~~1'\.FERE~! ,.. • , .. are 1 Utow NOWTI4ATAH KNOWS IT'S A I.OV!P.~S . ., \ .. 1 l:D BE 5I-lAMeD OLIT COULD NEVbR LOOK ANOTHER 0-ll8 MEM~Efi.IN TI-lt t"'eJ THEN CAlL Ul' YOUR. BOSS! • (~IfF, I~ I:M 'DELli.'fED, DQ\l'T SlOP 6Y ~ Me. A LlffiE T!LL HI~ YOU'LL BE .' MATl"!:~ CAME . LJ? iJ.EIZE ' '' Mlr..lQ? ' .. · ~ ,., . \Wider 48 inches1 ISIII't!, fuU • \~ mane ••b 1hree - gall¥d, I taU; barrel race R and spoon race, f Western borse;i<)IIP race. for ~. 'P<>•Y. tel mane llid · ¥e. Western pony Inches and~; and Englls~ ·: ... -.. --" ' ' I. AT J:\OfAE! DO YOU -~ •r.• Western plea• ' tse fel yes will.....,.., judge and E IT I 'Wot:;- otero judge. Rilll· ' ~ Charles Knopp lie will be IDDIIUJio der 12 wiU be a£. IDDIIal lbo1J frll ( '• M r-'1< -· ·; .... )..·_ ,. ' ' • I' .I . "'·- ·-._y .' . \. ' •}', . ' ) •n ~ • ·~ ._,.·" ' ' -- and. mt:J -pal Old One sa~~ I'm slippi .. - :,.. . ' . - DEAR POLLY-IIIktttlll ,l~~ttlc, ,.aJ,.' · 64 ( ' 5909 • Dr. 8-cy butwbnlt .... aU llllck..-..ri,..IIJ', loso myipatltnu. TIJ ~~W41iit a~i' alar! al ... , aaal• oodlt Will W.tk jllll fino.-LUELLA ' · most aul\ • ';? ~frequ. it ago but QI!Jl llat.ions, is P~"·~~ed In Hawlll, power au · ' detachment is order~ f!t. !lltaio. • .Dr. 6 cy. prepariDC .. City wlwe JiiU 65 (' Jolm Wallit· '. '· ' ' 65 F " lllllell rthur Sylves\jf. 't •• COLOk TRANSFERS lr local 110111 . . 5004Dr .. wlstlm 63 p 2DrH.T' powers! ' ' Magic Rosq.f·.· · . . No.l261 witlo P.I.TTO•IAM.I. is In alrti It Uli. lost ' J li ol1. Sla 14~, ir ........... ... ~ ~ *• '' . -... ..." .. -..... -4" ...... -' . .... -· · ., .... •··. at pape,r. TREAT yoar lintnt and wN~!t tho rad1ant boaulj. of ~.- p~ ' ulroL ,_ motlft-just prtu Qli, 111 -~ ,.,. for b,.UOIJ ~~ry.l ~~~~~~~ No. 1111111 · ' , hucol;ltroni!J,Iftll4!"-!lft. •' . hn, ... ,, . ·, 45ollclo. . , - .... llrst loVqt faperiq. " �' 'I I M '• • • .• ' ! '; •' ,., I ' ,r' ., 1' ' ' •. l ! ' I r • . it'c·1· ' ' ·.~···,. ~ '• ' '' ' ' . . ~- ., ' '1' ' - --~ · 'j. ' ' • . .. -., c , , . I . ~ '· ' . -·.-~ ......., ,_,,,.. ,.., ••"•• ··-·•-••••· '>• '. • ,. . I '' .o "'"'' · < ' ~ . "--~-"'""""-''"(1'" •••~-,.:-~ ---~--.r~~r• ''""'"'~---~ •~~ ~ ,: --~~--:;~ ' -~ ' ,. '· ,,<, ' ' . ' ' ' ·· ' ' • '. ,. ' ' • j I ' ' ' 18, 1~ ste iS tajkef 'llii PiltsbG St. U :;< ~·•- before"! lines f) of coal 11 llpe~ opera~ 1i;;:1 ~.";!~ lines ; ~.~ iron and s~ . . · eraflon soon . mAny riverm( ··barges ·such · ,,,. ·'··'" No. 1, now r operated by 1 . · Boy ~---'--, "AH ... MAY•I ••• ia,..SPIAKTO .lm HEAJi OF THlP"* ' . ,,-.; . ... ~.·-· ' 'J j_ TJ.; MADE HAPPY IY OP OTHEIS1" IEI~G .. '· l, ' ·' ' '· ' I I ; :' .. ' ,__ ""' ' EASY I CAH'TeiJARANTEE 'THAT i.491~ HE'LL SI6N 1BUT I 'tiiiNK 1 HAVE A 6000 ANGLE! YlitnN6 YIITHA FRIEND, I ~ IF HE !ii6NS, 'tilE CLUII 'NILL 611/EMEA $1j()()O \ . " ' 1\U~ IS 'TilE FINEST GUITAR WE WA~S,.tTWAS DESIGNED FOR ARTilUI'I GODFREY! • S lR l'Ll. II IN l'T! ..... !i<.OOTER BURN~.A . BI61.EA6\JE M;!:BALL 1 1, Western plea• •under 48 inches 1 li!ure, lull mlll!l lsb three . gall¥<!, I lail: barrel race 1 and spoon race, f Western horse~p race lor pony, Weslet•I\••!Vk; d mane IUIII ~. Western pony lioches and over; SCOUT... ~ SfEO YOU IN A t-AONt'l-4 ~'50/ YfAU! IN 1'H' MEANTIME., 1M: .• ,.- . , CAREFUl.. HOW YA J..1GHi Mti.T.CHISS- · MAUll'/ WILL~ PLAV!i AMeAN YAK.' BANJO! ,,.•. ' ' I ' ~se DAD, IIOW cAN t''HEi.P 'illl TO. " .tiGN l,IP. · · . ....... ... .,• .. · .., ..AfST lll'i 6f!OUP PLA'1!7 FOFI TI~E l'oiDS AT TllEAf'OLLO HOLLOW 'lOUTH CEN'TE~ ... $~IIM ••1\IAI\E 111M FALL FOI'I '100! J aud EngUs!l serve aa· ~... will ~dge aud Earl atern judge. Ring. ie Clarles Knopp tie will be BDDOIIIJo der 12 wiD be adIDI!ual llhtnr 11'111 f \ . '' .... . OUT OUR 'WAY \.. ~· ' ' ' .' . - . . bv 'Walt W'etterberg lr' loclll lOIIi - . N ., lllllels most llli-~ ' film f:reQuBDil; rihur Syfveslet', 64 , If ago but ct1!J7 · power~ IDe detachmelll md Is orderly ttt- Jlatiolll, il ,.... ' ~ped In Hawill, • Dr. 8-e 65 .. 4 John 'Dr. 8 c 65 I 5004Dr wls tlrel " ' 63 I 2 Dr H.'l power II ~ l J ~ .- ' I . ·( ..~- wat.la �. '-............... -.w"'l, ..,w..,...~ •• --•~ ' . • •• •••·" & .,.,..., • ~"""""!f.~!~"-"~'~'~'~:.:;·:.;;.=:'-"-1 .:·· r •• ~ • •• .. - • •., • -• .~ ... ' '-\ "T ... ., • ..• , , .... , .., .. , , • -• . . ., ,., ' . . .. .. .... . •. ,_ , ,..,_ , .. , , ....·' ·r ~ - •• • • ¥ ' . -' ... _.- . ·····--,•• ·~· ". .~ ' ' .. . .-;. .·' t• • 'I w ... - - - - - - . . - . . . . . . - - -..-.. ..... -............. . . . . . . . . r . , , ,, , , .,., >-! ,• \,~ .. / . .. . '. _._,~ \ ·... • :·;:;;:;;:;;:::::::::::::~:::::::::::z:::::::;:::Zr:Jr::;r.;::=~;.;;;;;;~ --,...-~~:;. ....- ....___...._...._~--..-:...-...;...• ' . .. --"-~·--·· .. .· ··,..··-.. ~--~--~-"'-··-..... . . -~ ~.-. ·• ..... ~-._........' - ..,. ~-- ... . . . - .~ ... •·... -.. ·-····--.·-'.- ........ -· .............. ---~·-· .. ' ....... ~ .. ..~ ··--)- :u.. • t""'~-- -----·-···-··-·-~··-·-·-----....;0 ~ .. ( '' I •.i ' . .;' ' .. ,. .. ' . '.. ~- ,., . • . ' ' ; '. ' .. .. - --. . ' '' ~ .. -4'( .. ~\.•.': ! _.! ) ' . '' .' '';· , . -.. ' : ( --~'· I GOT A PROBLEM, f£K I . m8ny riverrrn - I CMJ'T S££M MAKE. · ANY HEADWAY . WITH M,O~IQl)£~ I . . . -· :'r ;;.: ~--· . .' . ., mP lEW~ '' ay·-~ v. IUSBER U~; Pfeto lnlel'lll!llonal SAIGON , (UPI)-F!ring at pol!>t biaJ!t range, U:s.; M4r1Des just : belo1f the NOrth-South Vlebiam l)fjfder IDday lliiWhed ColiUJl!ll!lsl attacks Jlll'f!erce the Leatlleme$1 sent tbtlr casuallies liack atop tankl!l ' : 1 the _'border' Sunday sh&! don · tbree '! ' ' • Communist• MIGS-thelr men .ldiJed and 43 · w9unded, ,the 1st Battalion ol the 9th 9th and loth of the "· •eekend--lapokesmen 1o14 UPI photogra- Marine Regiment had been htt but lost two planea; pher John Schneider who so badly they pulled back about spokesmen said. · witnessed the .battle. 800 yards. They piled their. dead In the border fighting, The l.eatherne.cks and the and wounded on five tanks they erUpted . Sunday and Communbts fougl(t ai times for had used against .the charging thr~ rain and storms possession of only a iew square North Vjetnamese and sent Communlst · mort~ fire yards. , them to the rear. today,-the . Marines PQ)I Back' · .The Coi:nmunlsts mail)at least 137, North . Scbnelder repoi-ted that by JY at aljlvorlte . U.S. The Marines ml~day Sunday Leathernecks of Army Special. Green . , norih~s(~ Beret camp at Con Thien less 1 In Nor)h Vietnam, two lllibll Force fashioned Into llfX·barrel mDet lh<' thai~ two miles south of the of U.S. Air Force FtC "galling gu.ns." The l'll!mloms Viet~Jam ~ border's Demilitarized Zone Pbantoms, called America's 'Installed the gilDS twt weeks Thanh Boa. A ·Navy P.bluii1., (OM).' "hottest" warplane In Vietnam, ago and used them Sunday also went down te The Communists also lashed shot down three MIGI7s wblle when they had the , cbaDce. A causes" over lbe IIQl'lb, at the big 175mm howitzer proteeling F105 ThunderchlefB mt.ulle knocked down the third men said. Tile· 'Dnuiilltc "long toms" at Gio Linh which bombing the Ha Dong army MIG!7. pllct was rescued but the Americans use to pound barracks near Hanoi. man Navy ' cmv wu units· of the five North Tow of the MIGS went down Navy Pilots lAIII "missing in ~-" Vletopmese divisions poiaed in to a surprise weapon, World But Communist anti-aircraft Pickup 7111 peb: the ll\n-der area. War n :wmm C8IUIOD the Air guns shot down 111 FI05 75 Foree ~- '• ' ;"', Dragging operations ln. an at. tempt to recover the body of Randy Haning, 11. Pornm;oY youtb believed to baye dralllled in the Ohio River Saturday evening, were expected to continue today, weather permit. ling, WE.LL, LOOK VJHO'S HERE ! IAJHAT'S-HER- ~AM£! ' High Water, Rain Ham~i Dragging for Missing ·Boy '' . . HER. 1 tOVE HER BUT IT DO€SN'T. SE.EM . .ro . HELP' ."'~ ~ barges ·such No. I ,now '; r,'' operated by to ' ' I talk~ Pittsbu U!'l.lver, St. U before I . ste '. • . ' . ~:: ma, If, 191 .~ \!it-~~ ' I r ( ; of iron and st eration soon . . I :# • Jines t of coal b ~uuy operate!l Barge lines e ,. ·'· ' ,. is ' • at-~ Saturday nigh~ the Pomeroy emergency squad was joined by the squads of Midclleport, Coolville and Racine In an at' tompt to locate the boy. trS I,IJE:I.J.., GET LOST, WHAT'S-YOUR-tJAME! ·. ..___ . WHO NEEDS YOU? . - - Tile youth, It Is reported, ap.parently fell from • cement 'Pi~· at the former Swisher Coal loading tipple on E. Main St., where he was playing witb a brother and a friend. Despite quick attempll for recovery of the boy, efforll Sat. urday night and Sunday were fullle. Emergency squadmen were hampered by rain, bad weather and tile muddy, rain· swolleJl Ohlo River. Meanwblle, deiplte C!CIIIIIIIII rain over the weekend, II will reported at -the Apple · GIOVi Dam Monday mom1Dc -1bat 1111 Ohio was falling ai IVII'f• dali. upriver. ... The Rutland COlDIIIUIIItl Ill Malgs County, gnerally . ~ by Oood following ~ llea'f, constant rain, was thJa maptnc without Incident. A spoksmlln in the town said that. the rill!n in RuUand were still wllhlil their banks. Featuring 17 Classes ·' . ' !' Annual Riding Club Show ~ 'I '1..... .., . -~ : · '· '";/ \ '' .t ' l ' ~ G. I "· I. Beat of The Bend I JUSTC/WT "THINK TH._T OOPS GOT TH' EVIL EYE! 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Title A name given to the resource May 14, 1967 bonecutter demenque frank kinnaird russell